The infrared channel is what makes ICE work. If the scanner has an
infrared channel, I can not imagine it doesn't have software to use it.
Bill, I think I am missing something ... are you saying that the only
reason you would buy a 4000ED vs. a flat bed scanner is because of the
roll film feeder?
-jeff
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From: "whunter" <whunterjr@xxxxxxxx>
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> ICE SW can provide superb performance with modest capital investment.
> On a matrix size comparison, the differences are moot. For the
> handling of slides and film, the 4000ED with some expensive
accessories
> reigns supreme.
>
> SUM: for those constrained by cost or who desire to wait for the next
> generation of film scanners, affordable flatbed units are NOT second
> class.
> Best,
> Bill
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