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1. How to skip frames when batch scanning in silverfast 8.8 drivers#
2. How to skip frames when batch scanning in silverfast 8.8 full#

Wondering if I should try installing Nikon's own drivers or Silverfast. full res 4000dpi scan of above frame: 2 minutes 50 seconds.Īre the above ballpark figures what people are experiencing with their Coolscan 8000? Else, might I have a problem? Might it be the scanner - or how about Vuescan itself? Are perhaps its Nikon drivers poorly optimised for the device, as compared to its Minolta and Epson scanner, for instance? low res 667dpi preview of 6x7 frame: 1 minute 25 seconds If I try that, for a 6x7 frame the times are as follows The lowest resolution available for a preview in Vuescan is 667dpi. Now back to my question: it would appear, using the latest Vuescan version on Win10, that generating a low resolution preview of a 120 frame using the Coolscan 8000 takes ages. Something in the region of 5 seconds for a 35mm frame using my dedicated film scanners something in the region of 15 seconds for 3 6圆 frames using my Epson flatbed. The above workflow worked well because with both my old scanners a low resolution preview took literally seconds. scan the chosen candidates at the desired final resolution

How to skip frames when batch scanning in silverfast 8.8 full#

Importantly, decide whether to scan or skip the image for an actual full res scan

adjust cropping and focus on the previewed image.

insert film holder and launch a batch 'preview' within Vuescan where I'll have set the lowest available resolution to minimise preview scanning time and get an overview of the whole 6 frame (35mm) or 3 frame (120) strip So far, my workflow could be summarised as follows: I should start by saying I am very familiar with Vuescan - I have been using it for the past 10 years or so to drive an Epson flatbed as well as a number of dedicated 35mm film scanners (Minolta, Plustek.). I just got a Coolscan 8000 and have a question for those using their 8000 with Vuescan.