seawolf66
4-Oct-2007, 20:26
Fishfish: Are you still use-ing that scanner 8700 , and could you tell me of any pit falls you could advise me of, thanks Lauren
I have a Microtek Scanmaker 8700 which uses the same approach to scanning - holders for smaller formats, and a glass tray for 8x10. I have been nothing but pleased with this scanner, and never experianced newton rings, except when scanning entire rolls of 120 (4 strips) which I sandwitched between glass...and I knew that was asking for problems.
As opposed to using the Microtek software, I use Vuescan, and this does a great job.
I have a Microtek Scanmaker 8700 which uses the same approach to scanning - holders for smaller formats, and a glass tray for 8x10. I have been nothing but pleased with this scanner, and never experianced newton rings, except when scanning entire rolls of 120 (4 strips) which I sandwitched between glass...and I knew that was asking for problems.
As opposed to using the Microtek software, I use Vuescan, and this does a great job.