Wait a minute, you've got an Intel-based Mac running the Cezanne and software??! Didn't think that was possible.Originally Posted by MattR
Yes, Intel-based Mac. These pictures should show you exactly what is running.
Intersting I didn't think of trying OS X 10.5 server.Yes, Intel-based Mac. These pictures should show you exactly what is running.
That's good news! I'm running 10.3 on a G4, and who knows how long it'll last.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Shouldn't it be fine if it is running OSX ≤ 10.6 Snow Leopard it will use Rosetta.
Yes, Color Genius is easily installed on 10.6 and below, however, it isn't an installing of the software issue with Colorgenius that has caused people trouble with being able to use their scanner. It has always been complications around hardware, firmware, and driver issues relating to the SCSI Card and SCSI Device.
Hello All, I have have just tried my old link to Screen for the software, https://www.screen.co.jp/ga_dtp/en/d...ner%20Software , and it now brings an error. Perhaps they have discontinued software support. If so, can we add files we have to a central download site?
Ok hi everyone, im back after moving the cézanne and im happy to report: everything went well and the scanner still is in working condition afterwards
Concerning the age, I decided to open it up and clean it thoroughly before setting it up again, and that's what i did yesterday thanks to your help - and boy it was dirty inside.
All went well until I took a look at the mirror before cleaning it - then, my personal moment of horror. The mirror is full of tiny scratches, like a really excessive amount. Interestingly enough, all of the are at the same height which indicates something mechanical scratched it and not a person while cleaning it. They would be all over the place in that case and not all at the same height.
If the scanner was transported without being locked some time before, is it possible that the camera bumped against the mirror and scatched it like that? Or what can be the reason for this? Because the mirror isn't really what you would call accessible easily - so I have no idea what possibly happened there.
I think the person responsible for the cézanne before didn't really care that much
Here are 2 pics, the first one shows the general inside of the cézanne and the second one is the horror pic.
https://imgur.com/a/WHrrHPd
I'm doing some testscans and so far you can't see any scratches on the scans itself.
Also, can someone help me out with density values and how to set them properly for positive scanning?
Thing is, I under stand the concept, but I thought you just use the colorpickertool and set the highlight density to the brightest point and the shadow density to the darkest point of the image you are about to scan. But the results are usually too dark. Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you guys!
After the last Cezanne went away, I found a sealed box with two bulbs. How much are these going for, can anyone give me a clue?
My stuff for sale is here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/r7owuacla...Ac74wBbEIUWrUa
Bryan would have the best idea.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
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