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Roger Halstead
I'm going to ask this question again, but phrasing it differently
this time.
Today I've been scanning 35 mm negatives. Two particular batches are
Ektar 1000-1 and Gold 400-2. The scanner is a Nikon LS5000-ED and I'm
using VueScan 8.0.5.
The Frame offset is different for every film strip. The offset varies
from 1.6 to a -0.5 at the extremes.
The film strips have clean ends and no open perforations (sprocket
holes), yet each strip has required a different off set. The clear
area prior to the image is less than 2 mm on all strips.
I don't know if this is a problem with the scanner or VueScan.
I've read the manual and the help files, but found nothing that helps
with this. OTOH for some reason the help file opens in the text
editor instead of a browser as it's HTML. Some were it's lost the
association.
I have opened the PDF manual, but still didn't find anything to help.
Any one have any ideas?
Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com
this time.
Today I've been scanning 35 mm negatives. Two particular batches are
Ektar 1000-1 and Gold 400-2. The scanner is a Nikon LS5000-ED and I'm
using VueScan 8.0.5.
The Frame offset is different for every film strip. The offset varies
from 1.6 to a -0.5 at the extremes.
The film strips have clean ends and no open perforations (sprocket
holes), yet each strip has required a different off set. The clear
area prior to the image is less than 2 mm on all strips.
I don't know if this is a problem with the scanner or VueScan.
I've read the manual and the help files, but found nothing that helps
with this. OTOH for some reason the help file opens in the text
editor instead of a browser as it's HTML. Some were it's lost the
association.
I have opened the PDF manual, but still didn't find anything to help.
Any one have any ideas?
Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com