PostPosted: Thu Aug 02, 2001 4:08 pm
When using the strip film adapter (Nikon LS2000) an active SF IT-8 calibration is switched off assuming scanning of a negative film.
For me this is a SF bug (type: supposed benefit) which had to be fixed asap.
Why shouldn't I be able to scan positive film strips with this adapter. Of course I want to do this with IT-8 calibration. Switching off the IT-8 calibration should be done by the filmtype (positive/negative) or anything else. I understand that IT-8 calibration is restricted to slides but don't understand that it is restricted to the application of a slide mount adapter.
With me mounting of slides is only done when needed for a slide show (rather exceptional!) Archiving of a complete film in one place for me is much more elementary than storing mounted slides and the rest of the roll separate.
Best regards
Jochen
For me this is a SF bug (type: supposed benefit) which had to be fixed asap.
Why shouldn't I be able to scan positive film strips with this adapter. Of course I want to do this with IT-8 calibration. Switching off the IT-8 calibration should be done by the filmtype (positive/negative) or anything else. I understand that IT-8 calibration is restricted to slides but don't understand that it is restricted to the application of a slide mount adapter.
With me mounting of slides is only done when needed for a slide show (rather exceptional!) Archiving of a complete film in one place for me is much more elementary than storing mounted slides and the rest of the roll separate.
Best regards
Jochen