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RE: filmscanners: to David Hemingway: SS120 Reflections at scan borders



Bernie,

There are two issues here.

Reflections – There can appear a shadow along the sides of the film which, I think, a reflection from the plastic side rails of the cover. That is the supposition at the moment. I will be looking at it closer this evening. There are several possible solutions to dull up the plastic if that is the cause.

Actual Imaging size – The aperture of the middle part of the holder is slightly narrower than Nikons and you miss an ever so slight sliver of information. There was concern that narrowing the shelf the film rides on would cause slightly bowed film to be difficult to position while securing the cover. Is that actually the case? I do not know but will know soon. I plan to machine the sides and see the effect. I personally am not going to do it but it will be done very soon.

While we have been aware of this for some time it has not been major or for that matter even minor issue with 99% of customers. Yes some have mentioned it and yes one or two that I know have not purchased the unit for that reason but the VERY vast majority did not consider it of any special importance. That being said we will look into the issue and see what we can do.

Regards

David

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Bernie Ess [mailto:albatros.bee@web.de]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 3:16 PM
To: filmscanners@halftone.co.uk
Subject: filmscanners: to David Hemingway: SS120 Reflections at scan borders

 

David,

could you contribute something to the debate about reflexions on the borders of the SS120 scans that some persons have on their scanners?

Could you tell sth about

1. what causes this problem

2. why it seems to accur on some machines but not on others?

3. Is there anything that can be done about it? Could re-designed film carriers avoid that problem? Is this planned then?

 

I´d appreciate to hear something by the people who built the machine.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Bernhard

 

 



 




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