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[filmscanners] RE: NikonScan problem
> From: Dieder Bylsma
>
> Kodachrome is a quirky little beast to deal with, especially with
> Nikonscan.
> In fact for that reason alone do I end up using Vuescan for doing large
> quantities of Kodachrome. Otherwise it's just too frustrating to
> fight with
> Nikonscan.
>
> As to your test results, yes, I've seen that with NikonScan
> before with the
> LS-2000, the LS-4000. I wonder how the LS-5000 will portray Nikonscan.
>
> NScan 3.x has a 'Kodachrome' film type. What happens if you
> fiddle with that?
> Likewise, what happens if you A:B the "Processed" vs "Natural" tabs?
I've been Googling since my first message, and have found a number of
references to blue casts on Kodachrome with the Nikon scanners. The weird
thing is that I've owned the LS-2000 for several years, and before this
year-long hiatus had scanned at least a hundred Kodachrome slides without
seeing anything like this.
Where is this "Kodachrome" film type specified in NikonScan?
--
Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
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