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Re: filmscanners: MacWorld Film Scanner Review



>  >There is a factual error in the review.
>>
>>The reason they couldn't see any difference in resolution between the
>>Minolta Dual Dimage II (which they indicate has a resolution of 2438
>>dpi), and the Nikon rated at 2900 dpi, (as they mention in the body of
>>the article) is because the Minolta Dual Dimage II has a resolution of
>>2820 dpi.  The older version one (SCSI) had the 2438 dpi resolution. The
>>newer Dual II is USB interfaced, as mentioned in the chart.
>>
>>Art
>>
>>
>>Winsor Crosby wrote:
>>>
>>>  The MacWorld review of film scanners can be found at
>>>
>>>  http://www.macworld.com/2001/10/reviews/filmscanners.html
>>>  --
>>>  Winsor Crosby
>>>  Long Beach, California
>
>Also see URL for some questionable results of the test.
>
><http://www.macworld.com/ubb/Forum25/HTML/000154.html>
>
>They also used Nikon Scan 3.0 which maps deep shadows very darkly; i.e., it
>has inferior dark shadow detail to 3.1.
>
>Mike Duncan

To be completely fair magazines have about a 3 month lead time 
between finished articles and publication.  Was v.3.1 out then?
-- 
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California




 




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