At 12:58 AM 1/5/2003 -0800, Moose wrote:
Richard F. Man wrote:
VS has a problem scanning large body of solid color and always produces
noisy pattern.
On your Nik*n, not on my Can*n. I've never had a pattern of any kind on
slide or negative. I don't know if effects like this are equipment
specific, operating environment sensitive or what, but it seems to me to
be important to give specific details when commenting on cross-hardware
platform software performance. A flat statement that like this may mislead
others. Would you like someone to try one of your compilers on a hardware
platform or in a software environment where it doesn't run properly, then
make generic posts about its failings without specifying the conditions
under which it was tested?
...
Fair enough, although when I relate the experience on comp.periph.scanners,
at least one other person says they have the same problem.
As for conditions, it is on a LS-4000, W2K SPII, dual processors PIII
866MHz. I have problems with "solid" black and blue. Have not tested in
exhaustively on other colors. I just use NS when I have a scan that has
those characteristics. Actually, generally I use NS anyway. This happens on
slides and negs. Did not keep track of all the film types, but Provia100F
and Kodak 400 definitely have problems.
Your mileage may vary :-)
// richard <http://www.imagecraft.com>
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