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Re: filmscanners: LS4000, LS2000 and sharpness



This is exactly what I have discovered I need to do with my LS2000 - set 
the focus point closer to the edge of the film.  The small depth of field 
on the LS2000 is the greatest problem I have found with this scanner, and 
the main reason I will be nervous of the LS4000.

Julian

At 22:43 27/04/01, Mikael wrote:
>Ed
>Thanks to you and a scratched film I have discovered how to have the best 
>resolution from the LS4000 scanner and curved film problem.
>The imported thing is to put the focus area right in the picture area.
>After some experiment with the scratched film I found out that the best 
>way to have optimal resolution from the scanner are to move the focus area 
>half way out from the middle of the picture to the side.
>This means that the depth of field  now cover   the middle and corner 
>better and the picture now looks  equal sharp overall.
>If I put the focus area in the middle ( standard mode) the sides and 
>corner are not so sharp as at the middle of the picture.


Julian Robinson
in usually sunny, smog free Canberra, Australia




 




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