What is Multi-scan and how do I turn it off?
Silverfast 5.2
Epson 1680 Scanner
Multi-Scan
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SilverFast Multi-Scan / Multi-Sampling Epson Expression 1680
SilverFast Ai supplies Multi-Sampling for most Epson scanners. The function is activated by clicking onto the Multi-Sampling icon indicating a "1". With each click you can toggle to the next Multi-Sampling stage which will be 2, 4, 8, 16.
More samples will reduce more noise but the trade off is that it takes more time.
Noise from the CCD is randomly distributed in scans and especially visible in darker areas of the scan.
SilverFast Ai supplies Multi-Sampling for most Epson scanners. The function is activated by clicking onto the Multi-Sampling icon indicating a "1". With each click you can toggle to the next Multi-Sampling stage which will be 2, 4, 8, 16.
More samples will reduce more noise but the trade off is that it takes more time.
Noise from the CCD is randomly distributed in scans and especially visible in darker areas of the scan.
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I doubt there's much benefit to be gained beyond 4x sampling, which already takes about 4 times longer to perform than a single scan. Couldn't check 8x, since, curiously, my SF v5.2 for Nikon doesn't offer this option, but 16x is most certainly an overkill, that only subjects the scanner to unjustified wear and tear.
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dear sir,
why is it that the sprint scan seems have more bit depth informationin terms of dark areas as compared to ls2000???as even though the sprintscan does not seem to deliver enough bit depth in darker areas?
pls advise on this matter.is there something i am missing in silverfast in order to capture more information from darker areas of slides and negatives?
rgds,
ur loyal silverfast user
why is it that the sprint scan seems have more bit depth informationin terms of dark areas as compared to ls2000???as even though the sprintscan does not seem to deliver enough bit depth in darker areas?
pls advise on this matter.is there something i am missing in silverfast in order to capture more information from darker areas of slides and negatives?
rgds,
ur loyal silverfast user
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Guest
dear sir,
why is it that the sprint scan seems have more bit depth informationin terms of dark areas as compared to ls2000???as even though the sprintscan does not seem to deliver enough bit depth in darker areas?
pls advise on this matter.is there something i am missing in silverfast in order to capture more information from darker areas of slides and negatives?
rgds,
ur loyal silverfast user
why is it that the sprint scan seems have more bit depth informationin terms of dark areas as compared to ls2000???as even though the sprintscan does not seem to deliver enough bit depth in darker areas?
pls advise on this matter.is there something i am missing in silverfast in order to capture more information from darker areas of slides and negatives?
rgds,
ur loyal silverfast user
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