Posting here because I am at my wits end.
Part 1 -- resolution.
One recent review stated of these units:
“this raises the question of why Epson linked the higher performance optics to scanning only at the 6400 spi setting..”
This leads me to believe that the best optics are selected according to the resolution selected -- and only the 6400 spi setting.
Whereas another review stated:
…one lens is used for reflective scanning up to 4800dpi and this also includes film scanning when the Film Area guide is fitted. The other lens is used for film scanning up to 6400 dpi using the Film holders….”
http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/int...00/page_11.htm
This leads me to believe the best optics are selected according to the type of original selected – and automatically when film holders are detected and for varying resolutions.
Which is the case?
Part 2 -- dmax
One review: “..in this instance, the V700 performed basically the same as the 4990, with a Dmax of 2.25…”
Another review [translated from a French review] “..I compared the 4990 with V700 by putting side by side the images downsampled at 3200dpi for each one. The profit in perceptual clearness and contrast is obvious. Dmax reached is higher (one undoubtedly recovers details in the dark zones), although the two models announce identical Dmax: 4.0….”
http://www.galerie-photo.com/test-sc...rsus-4990.html
Which is the case?
Any help appreciated!
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