Minolta 5400 I - Mul
PostPosted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 7:08 am
I have a few questions about Silverfast functionality on Minolta DiMage Scan Elite 5400 I. I tried Silverfast in past, but it didn't behave properly with my scanner, like original Minolta software. Does current version fix these issues?
1. Does multiexposure <b>scan multiple times in one-pass</b> like the original Minolta software? Or does it reposition the frame back to the beginning for each pass? I am worried about frame alignment from moving the film holder. With the original Minolta software, it did multi-exposure in one pass of moving the film holder!
2. Is <b>Digital ICE</b> supported correctly? Does Silverfast use the infrared channel of the scanner?
I tried competing software v**s**n, but it does not appear to use Digital ICE correctly. It appears to use software algorithm to clean image.
3. Has the <b>motor stepping issue</b> been resolved when <b>focusing</b>? Does it do a <b>two-pass focus</b>? First a <b>coarse</b> focus, then a <b>fine</b> focus like the original Minolta software?
4. <b>IT8 Targets</b>- Most of my slides are <b>Kodachrome</b>. Will the Ektachrome target be okay to use, or do I need a specific Kodachrome target?
1. Does multiexposure <b>scan multiple times in one-pass</b> like the original Minolta software? Or does it reposition the frame back to the beginning for each pass? I am worried about frame alignment from moving the film holder. With the original Minolta software, it did multi-exposure in one pass of moving the film holder!
2. Is <b>Digital ICE</b> supported correctly? Does Silverfast use the infrared channel of the scanner?
I tried competing software v**s**n, but it does not appear to use Digital ICE correctly. It appears to use software algorithm to clean image.
3. Has the <b>motor stepping issue</b> been resolved when <b>focusing</b>? Does it do a <b>two-pass focus</b>? First a <b>coarse</b> focus, then a <b>fine</b> focus like the original Minolta software?
4. <b>IT8 Targets</b>- Most of my slides are <b>Kodachrome</b>. Will the Ektachrome target be okay to use, or do I need a specific Kodachrome target?