Recent content by PeterA

Thanks Dean & Paul. I will keep these in mind if it plays up again.

It halted at random places so I replaced my firewire cable as had this as long as the scanner. I also switched the firewire driver in Windows to Legacy. This resolved alot of the halting. I then found that it would halt if the computer went to sleep so I have now also created a new power profile...

Hi, hope one of you may be able to help :help:. After many years of faithful service my Minolta DiMage Scan Multi Pro scanner has decided enough is enough for now, it comes to an abrupt halt midway through a scanning an image with VueScan :(. I upgraded Vuescan in the vain hope that it may be...

Thanks for the extra information on Scarse. :thumbs:

A few more bite the dust, not that I am at all surprised. I am not aware of any other 400 ISO transparency film left on the market. Its left to pushing a film.

Thanks for posting this information. I own & use the Wolf Faust IT8 targets with Vuescan for all my slide shots, and been pleased with the results. I used the Vuescan idiots guide to create the profile so will try this out to see what difference it makes. I will also take a look at Scarse.

agree it is okay but most of the info can be found on the web plus own trial & error

I'm with Jim & Andy on this as well. Use digital for wildlife and all other forms film. Not yet entered the world of medium format myself still 35mm.

I had a Nikon V until moving to the Minolta DiMage multi pro. It will do strips of 6 however I found the loader sometimes to be very frustrating to use as I had to try and feed a strip several times before it was accepted. Also I was using to mainly scan slide and imo the way it fed the film...

:eek: Thanks

Looks like the end of Kodak slide http://www.kodak.com/global/en/professional/products/colorReversalIndex.jhtml?pq-path=13319/1229

I would also be interested in making a home for some of your Oly equipment as I own and use the OM4ti with several different lenses :D

Very interesting and would also like to see all your vuescan settings & PS adjustments step by step. I tried some Rollei IR film last year, and gave up on scanning as was not happy with the end results.

As Jim points out scanning film requires a lot of time & patience, so may be worth considering paying someone else to do it unless you have a lot of time on your hands. Either way I would suggest you look to cut down the number by reviewing all & only selecting the ones you really want.

I use an OM4ti. I also have a OM10 that was handed down by my grandfather. The only downside to the OM10 is that you cannot interchange the focus screens, which is very useful when moving into the world of telephoto or macro lenses. The added benefit with the OM4ti is that TTL exposure still...