sorry I am in transit at the moment and will give a more detailed reply
later on in the week.
I believe that the FS2710 was an enourmous leap forwards from the FS2700.
I have since found out that it is mainly Kodachrome 200 that gives a
problem, I am using vuescan which is good, I also stripped and cleaned
the scanner, so now I am getting some reasonable kodachome 64's but they
are nowhere near the quality of some scans I have seen on the web.
I gave up for a few years after buying it, but am now experimenting
again, so see if i can get some reasonable output.
Moose wrote:
> swisspace wrote:
>
>
>>so onto next step, buy a scanner Hmm reviews on FS2700 look good, buy it
>> and find out its useless, I am not seeing the images on the slides on
>>the screen, read research and experiment but still 6 or 7 years later
>>cant get a good image.
>>
>
>
> I'm not sure what an FS2700 is. I have the FS2710, which is SCSI and am
> aware of the FS2720, which is USB 1.1. Ohter than interface and case
> color, they are identical, with a max resolution of 2720dpi.
>
> I found the FS2710 to be capable of excellent scans. Getting good
> results is dependent on the right software and knowing how to use it. In
> what way are your scans deficient? Resolution, sharpness, color,
> contrast, etc?
>
> I haven't shot Kodachrome in years, but recently scanned some from 35
> years ago on the FS2710. I haven't posted these before partly because I
> want to go through and redo a few that seemed oversharpened once I start
> flipping through them all. Haven't labeled them yet either, I see. This
> was before the OM, or even M series were made, so are shot with a Nikon
> Ftn and Nikkor 50/2. Scanned on FS2710 using VueScan
> <http://galleries.moosemystic.net/Havasu/index.htm>.
>
> Here's a version of the first shot in the gallery with a full pixel
> inset of a foolhardy young Moose
> <http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/Havasu815.jpg>. I'm also posting a
> "From the Archives" Kodacolor scan with the FS2720.
>
> Scanning color neg to excellent effect is also possible, although a
> somewhat different process.
>
> Moose
>
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