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February 19th 04, 01:31 PM
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Making film lay flat in LS-8000 scanner
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 07:33:11 +0000, Gearoid O Laoi
wrote: A tip for this scanner. The rubber strip on which the film edge lies can get slippery and fail to grip from time to time. Clean it with a little soap, rubbing it with your finger and rinse. Allow the thing to dry properly. It grips again. I discovered this by trial and error. Alternatively: a Q-tip dipped in denatured alcohol. Comment. These are marvellous scanners I'll second that. rafe b. http://www.terrapinphoto.com 
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February 20th 04, 02:30 AM
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Making film lay flat in LS-8000 scanner
"Lassi Hippeläinen" wrote in message
... MikeWhy wrote: ... I mount single 645 frames in anti-newton mounts for very critical scanning. Works fine on the flatbed. Not sure what your options are for 6x7 or the LS8000. Using anti-Newton mounts in a high resolution scanner is usually considered to be a Bad Idea. The scanner can see the bumps. Ahh. That explains the "grain".
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