C.H.Ling wrote:
>
> ----------
> > From: Carsten Esch <carsten.esch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >...............
> > The software from the ES-10 will only run with WIN 3.1x, WIN 95 and WIN
> > 98. Make sure your parallel port can use a bidirectional mode (like ECP
> > or EPP)
> > The biggest problem I see is the lack of possibility to modify the film
> > parameter files. There are not many to choose from (e.g. only 100 ISO
> > settings available for different film manufacturers).
> > This is the weakest point in MY opinion.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Carsten
> >
>
> My Nikon LS2000 don't even have a film table for any film, you can just
> choose Negative or Positive. But you can adjust the exposure setting and
> save it. I don't know whether the ES-10 have a powerful control on exposure
> setting and save setting function. If yes, it is much better to create the
> film table yourself.
>
> C.H.Ling
>
The ES-10 software is delivered with configuration files for a number
of film brands and types. What really eats me is that the information
is not used! Film parameters are hard-coded into the program instead
of being read from the files. Sigh!
Add to that, configuration of exposure and contrast can not be saved
to a file, so you have to begin adjustment from scratch every time.
The ES-10 software for MS-Windows is not up to the standard I would
expect from a professional firm, sorry to say.
Regards
Lars
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