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<p>Regarding resolution, it was stated early in this thread that the D7100 is double the resolution of the D300s, is that correct? My understanding is that the specified megapixel number is a product the of the frame dimensional pixel count (horizontal pixel count X vertical pixel count). If this is correct it would take a 48 megapixel sensor to double the resolution of the D300s, not a 24 megapixel sensor. If I am correct, then the D7100 is only a 50% increase in resolution, all things considered equal, which they are not. Any comment from the learned members? <br>

As for the D600/D610 being the D400 stand-in, IMHO, doubtful as the upgrade in lenses would be too costly for most, albeit the DX line up of lenses if pretty poor, IMHO. </p>

<p>Not all is well. I am now having problems with NS 3.1.4. Crashes with a major error. However, if I run NS 3.1.4, start a scan (w/SA-21), get the error message, close it down, I can then run NS 4.0.2 with no problems. Go figure, but it works, so far. Just couldn't get my arms around VueScan after so many years of Nikon Scan. Any one have a solution yet?</p>

 

<p>Just want to confirm what Steve Renwick stated, Nikon Scan 3.1.4 works with Mac OS X 10.6. I had installed 10.6 with NS 4.0.2 installed and it failed to run the SA-21 film strip adapter. NS 4.0.2 worked with the MA-20 transparency adapter and the FH-3 adapter OK. I found the NS 3.1.4 on Nikon USA Support and downloaded it and installed after trashing the NS 4.0.2. NS 3.1.4 successfully installed and runs as usual. Still trying to figure out what I lose by going backwards vs. what I gain. Anyone know? I tried VueScan and not use to the UI after more the 6 years with the NS UI. Hey, it works, ain't broke, nothing to fix now. </p>