joseph j.

<p>Thanks Graig,<br>

I do have a second Eumig (P8 phonomatic novo) standing here which has variable speed. Only the lamp is missing. I just ordered a new one and will try out the variable speed option. That should do the trick!</p>

<p>I have set up a handycam XR155E to record the projected inages of a super 8 film projector (eumig mark 610 D).<br>

It seems to go fine but for one thing. The recorded image seems to flicker a bit, most noticable in overexposed areas. To correct this I switched the projection speed from 18 to 16 frames/sec. Much better, but not perfect.<br>

I think I should set a different speed for the videocamera as well. I studied the manual but I can not find a way to do that.<br>

Does anybody has a tip for me to correct this (other then have the images scanned professionally.</p>

<p>My B solution diafine gets really flocky. Can I just put it through a sieve? It just does what it should do, still.</p>

<p><img src="http://www.sjefjanssen.nl/fotobibliotheek/Calatrava_Valencia.jpg" alt="" width="700" height="469" />MP, 28mm, Valencia, Calatrava</p>

<p>Does any of you have any experience with refilled cartridges for the epson 2100. Is the print as durable? Is the quality of color the same? There seems to be an enormous price difference between them (around 5 euro instead of 21 euro).</p>

<p>Thanks Cory for your response. Your NEF files are camera files?</p>

<p>I installed Nikon ViewNX2. Can't open the nef files there either!</p>

<p>I crashed my computer and got a new one. The new one has windows 7, and nobody told me that many 'older' applications are incompatible with this os.<br>

I have a coolscan 5000 and scanned a lot of my negatives in the past. Fortunately I had a backup of all these NEF files on a separate disk. I also made backups on DVD's.<br>

I installed capture NX (first version, no problem while installing). I installed photoshop elements 4 (problems but it did run eventually). I did NOT install Nikon scan 4 at first, and I couldn't open the nikon coolscan nef files in capture nx! Then, after installing (not compatible!) Nikon Scan 4 I was able to open the NEF files in Capture NX.<br>

So I tried one of the DVD's. While opening a NEF file from the DVD Capture NX says it cannot load the file? After that files from the hard drive have the same problem.<br>

I thought I was reasonably safe with my extra hard drive and DVD backups. But it seems all work from the past is lost.<br>

I don't understand whats'going on??</p>

 

Great! Only one suggestion: my internet connection is reasonably fast, still your pictures take a few secs to come up. I saved one of the pictures and noticed that you saved them with 844pixels/inch. For internet use 72 pixels/inch is enough and you can still have 800 or so width. The photographs will look the same, are less easily printable, and come up very quickly.

I like the alternate versions better as it gives a more artisan-like atmosphere, more 'period'.

I once looked in web based genealogy solutions and found <a href="http://lythgoes.net/genealogy/order.php">this one</a>, which was recommended very positively. Also search for gedcom

Oeps, and again ;-)<div></div>

1971 I think...<div></div>

Oh yes, and their prices are competitive!

In the EU: try foto konijnenberg in the Netherlands. They have a website (www.fotokonijnenberg.nl) where you can buy cameras and what have you. You can trust them.

What's an AD?

I know this might not be a proper subject for this Leica forum, but

since many of you use Nikon scanners I will post the question here...

I use a Nikon Coolscan 5000. When I batch scan Black and White

negatives I can switch off digital ICE, but it switches on

automatically after the first negative is done. Hence, batch scanning

seems impossible. Is it possible to switch this ICE off permanently?

Do Kodak of Fuji make tungsten balanced negative? I must delve into their website for this. I will visit B&W website! Thanks!

I am used to shoot 100 / 400 ASA color negative and scan to NEF RAW. My experience is that daylight balanced film can not be corrected sufficiently after scanning. Colors will always be off. I already realized the 2 stop correction, so I am not really sure what to do. The color slide option is worth investigating as well.

Yeah, but is there any 80A filter that will fit the M Summilux 50? That's up to the standard of the lens...

I would like to use a 80A color-balancing filter on my Summilux M

50mm 1.4 (not asph). It seems to be a problem to get for example a

Tiffen filter of the appropriate size (screw-in). Does any of you use

such a filter (or do you 'photoshop' the color balance; does not seem

the right way to do it... ;-) )

Thanxs!!

Would it be possible to print on very thin aluminium. The idea is to

make a round piece of aluminium, CD size, and feed it into the

special tool provided with the Epson 2100. CD's should be of a

special kind, the surface being a bit absorbant. What if the

aluminium was treated to make is absorbant. How should one go about

to do this? Any experiences are appreciated!

It's a conspiracy! Inform the authorities!

I didn't figure out how to connect the body type etc to the picture. It's a black MP, this picture taken with a 28mm Asph on Kodak portra 160NC, scanned with Nikon coolscan 5000.

I'm a little bit proud of this 'first picture' with my Leica.<div></div>

Here is a picture