# Re: Film scanners (was Re: Nikon Coolscan SCSI commands)

From: Jonathan Buzzard (jonathan@buzzard.org.uk)
Date: Wed Jul 18 2001 - 14:29:07 PDT

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  crapsite@gmx.net said:
  > Therefore all I'm looking for is someone who is willing to
  > -turn on his/her film scanner
  > -do some scans with sane
  > -put the resulting images on his/her web-page
  > -mail me the link
  >
  > Sorry if I'm asking too much.

  I don't think it will be asking to much, and as soon as I get a film
  scanner, I will take scans from all my negatives for all the different
  orange masks I have, if someone is doing a film scanner front end for
  Sane.

  However in the mean time I am just biding my time until I can use a
  Minolta Scan Dual II under Linux with VueScan (also saving up for it
  as well).

  JAB.

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