LaserSoft
Imaging makes SilverFast, the flatbed scanner software which is
easy to use and provides professional results.
 An
especially important software package from Laser Soft is their software
to handle opening Kodak Photo CD's. If you realized that Kodak PhotoCD
scanners did to the pixels of your precious photographs you
would stop
using the Kodak system and instead scan your slides yourself
(the Fuji
C-550 Lanovia will scan 100 slides all at once, one single batch...).
Or, if you have just a few incidental 35mm slides, you can use a
Nikon
or Polaroid 35mm film scanner.
A
SilverFast
interface for Windows also comes with the high end prepress drum
scanner from Eurocore.
Silver
Fast scanner software works with Agfa, Heidelberg
(LinoColor,
Linotype-Hell),
and Umax
flatbed scanners as well as entry level flatbed scanners from Canon,
Epson, PFU, Quatographic, Sharp, Storm, Microtek and other companies
listed on the LaserSoft web site. To obtain information of whether
SilverFast is available for your make or model of scanner, take
a look at www.SilverFast.com
Silver
Fast is also the software for all three models of the Leica digital
camera, www.SilverFast.com
| Why
is a RAID system the best way to store pictures? |
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A
RAID system is as easy as hooking two drives together. You
get twice the speed of a single drive with RAID level
0.
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should you store your scanned images? |
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DVD-RAM
stores 5.2 GB on a disk that costs under $60 (2.6 GB per side).
A DVD-RAM burner/player costs under $800. How,
where to buy?
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