Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/09/12
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]That Minolta only allows for 4 slides at a time, and it's pretty slow, especially considering the USB connection. Also, the transport is somewhat "less than robust" and there are complaints about it not feeding the tray after some use, caused by bent "friction clips" (an easily made modification). The typical signs of a problem are a ratcheting sound on loading. Cure? Pliers. JD On 9/12/05 3:04 PM, "G. Michael Paine" <mipaine@comcast.net> escrivou: > I've just got a Minolta Dual IV. Scans negs (both B/W and color), and > slides. So far it does a great job. Though I must admit this is my > first film scanner, but for the price and just being used to create a > digital library of lots of slides and negs, it seem just right for me. > > > G. Michael Paine > 264 Heiken Way, #1 > Yuba City, CA 95991 > H & FAX: 530.674.2909 > Cell: 530.933.1586 > > On Sep 12, 2005, at 9:21 AM, Jay wrote: > >> I have a friend who has a collection of color slides that he would >> like to >> scan. >> Is there a model out there that is preferred? >> Something that allows for scanning the slide in the slide holder? >> And is there one that allows for the "stacking" of multiple slides >> and will >> automatically feed the slides. >> >> Jay Ignaszewski >> 203-372-5900 home >> 917-519-1919 cell >> bonvini@optonline.net