Amazing what one can learn by R'ing TFM :) Still, I can't tell any difference
between scanning emulsion side down and emulsion side up. I could've sworn
that when using the original Minolta software, I had to scan emulsion side down
to get a properly oriented image and I don't remember seeing a mirror button.
I switched to Vuescan some time ago, and haven't used the Minolta software
since, so I could easily be mistaken.
Mark
On Wednesday, January 14, 2004, at 08:58PM, Douglas Tourtelot
<tourtelot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>From the manual: "Place the film in the 35mm negative film holder emulsion
>side up." And: "Note: The frame numbers and text are reversed when the
>film's emulsion side is up."
>
>I did not have the "mirror" box ticked but that certainly solved the
>problem. The ccd sensors are above the holder and that is why they say
>emulsion side up. Otherwise, it has to scan thru the base and it would make
>the focus soft (although maybe not noticeably so.) Probably degrade the scan
>somewhat as well.
>
>Just FYI<g>.
>
>Regards,
>
>D.
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