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[filmscanners] RE: What can you advise?
How does one do this? Seal the room and install an air filtration system?
Wear a smock, hairnet and gloves? I store slides in boxes with no gaps
between the slides, yet I still find dust on them. I clean them with proper
fluid and pads until I can't see anything under a magnifier, pop them in the
scanner (LS-2000), and find there's still crap all over them if I turn off
ICE.
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Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
> From: Austin Franklin
>
> Well, I'd say if you want the best results from any scanner, simply keep
> your work environment, film storage, scanner etc. free of dust. For many
> years before "Digital ICE" people made dust free images in both
> the darkroom
> and with scanners.
>
> IMO, "Digital ICE" is no substitute for sloppy work habits and a
> sloppy work environment and bad film storage.
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