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Kennedy McEwen
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Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:07 am Post subject:
Re: Questions about Nikon SA-30 roll film adapter |
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In article <1130684242.480715.281480@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
haitao <haitao_yifei@yahoo.com> writes
| Quote: | Yes, that would seem to be possible, scanning a 12 frame strip with two
insertions.
After using an older Nikon scanner LS-2000, I start to doubt this
guess.
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I have now tried this with an unmodified SA-21 and it does indeed cause
a problem, although not a crash. The film is just ejected and a message
saying that only 2-6 frames can be scanned is displayed. So, I guess
the only options are the modification I suggested or a full SA-30
adapter.
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Kennedy
Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed;
A lovely little thinker, but a bugger when he's pissed.
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haitao
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Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:46 pm Post subject:
Re: Questions about Nikon SA-30 roll film adapter |
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| Quote: | I have now tried this with an unmodified SA-21 and it does indeed cause
a problem, although not a crash. The film is just ejected and a message
saying that only 2-6 frames can be scanned is displayed. So, I guess
the only options are the modification I suggested or a full SA-30
adapter.
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Kennedy,
Thanks. Could you give me any clue of how the SA-30 roll film adapter
works? Will it first scans all the frames and gives a preview or just
scans frames one by one. If the former, I think my film without blank
separation will still get problems. I found that the offset function of
Vuescan is really good. If the scanner scans frames one by one when
using SA-30, then Vuescan + SA-30 should be a good solution for me.
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Kennedy McEwen
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:49 am Post subject:
Re: Questions about Nikon SA-30 roll film adapter |
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In article <1130946360.712799.312950@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
haitao <haitao_yifei@yahoo.com> writes
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I have now tried this with an unmodified SA-21 and it does indeed cause
a problem, although not a crash. The film is just ejected and a message
saying that only 2-6 frames can be scanned is displayed. So, I guess
the only options are the modification I suggested or a full SA-30
adapter.
Kennedy,
Thanks. Could you give me any clue of how the SA-30 roll film adapter
works? Will it first scans all the frames and gives a preview or just
scans frames one by one. If the former, I think my film without blank
separation will still get problems. I found that the offset function of
Vuescan is really good. If the scanner scans frames one by one when
using SA-30, then Vuescan + SA-30 should be a good solution for me.
Haitao
The Sa-30 works just the same as the SA-21, except it copes with up to |
40 frames. How it scans depends on the application you use to scan.
--
Kennedy
Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed;
A lovely little thinker, but a bugger when he's pissed.
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