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RE: [Digital BW] scanning&printing

2003-08-13 by John Swain

I too have a Sprintscan 4000 and highly recommend it over the Nikon Coolscans I had previously. My understanding is that resolution is not the issue when

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Re: [Digital BW] scanning&printing

2003-08-13 by wrightdda2001

totally agree on the 3200 or the Polaroid Sprintscan. I use a 120 but had a 4000 and you can get 4000 s pretty cheap (350) on ebay which is a bargain for a

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Re: Quadtone Rip Dummies guide?

2003-08-13 by Tom OConnell

Dummies Guide? the MAC manual . don t mind me...just my very first case of mac envy... I think I ll take one of my old pc s and install some flavor of

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using 3200 as densitometer ?

2003-08-13 by johngeyles

I posted this question awhile back ( could an Epson 3200, or other high-end flatbed scanner, be used as a densitometer for measuring inkjet prints ? ) and

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Quadtone Rip Dummies guide?

2003-08-12 by flyfishingusa2002

Thats what I need. I have managed to install the Rip and it prints. But now I cannot for the life of me install the 2200 curves that are included with the

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Large Format Transparency Mounts

2003-08-12 by Jamie Gannon

Looking for large format transparency mounts - interested in various sizes Glass Mounts especially, could use optically clear plastic/thin plexi Will be

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Re: [Digital BW] re: film scanner

2003-08-12 by Tom Baker

I to have had good luck with all types of film. I scan on a Nikon 8000 and it handles all types of film quite well. I like the look of the chromogenic films

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Re: [Digital BW] re: film scanner

2003-08-12 by Stan McQueen

... Not true at all. If you are using ICE for dust removal, then, yes, you cannot use silver films. Otherwise, they are no problem. I use Polaroid scanners and

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re: film scanner

2003-08-12 by ArleneLoveL@aol.com

A scanner dedicated to film/slides is better than a flatbed with a n attachment. I m told that the best is a Nikon 4000 - very pricey. I have a CanoScan FS

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Re: [Digital BW] scanning&printing

2003-08-12 by Stan McQueen

... Probably, although you might get sufficient resolution from one of the newer flatbed scanners, such as the Epson 3200, to be able to make small prints from

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Re: scanning&printing

2003-08-12 by kiwikale

Huge topic but here is a start that perhaps others can build on. Yes you scan the negs (or positive slides for that matter). File/Import from within

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scanning&printing

2003-08-12 by njhilite

Can anyone help me on this issue. I have an Epson2200 inkjet printer and would like to scan my images to be able to print them. What scanner should I get? I

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Re: [Digital BW] New 8 Color Printer...

2003-08-11 by Robert Morrison

Well it would be interesting if either Inkjet Control or Imageprint supported it...but without third party RIP support the 8 colors are unlikely to do anything

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RE: [Digital BW] New 8 Color Printer...

2003-08-11 by Doug Fisher

From the little information I could find, it doesn t look like this printer is an Epson Killer when it comes to printing black and white... ... HP photosmart

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