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Originally Posted by Dennis
Hi Liz
In my experience, most (budget) scanning processes are relatively slow. Is the device a USB1 or USB2 unit? If it is USB2, is it connected to a USB2 port on your computer, or is your computer only USB1?
Most photo processing software should be able to convert a negative colour image into a positive colour photo. Here is an example in Photoshop of a new EWD that has moved in under our house!
Cheers
Dennis
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Aaah Dennis, you are a marvel!! Havent got Photoshop, but do have GIMP, and it inverted!! Pic not the greatest quality, but still very happy!!
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Originally Posted by bojan
It must be a setting of the scanner software than came with the scanner.
There must be possible to choose between transparencies (dia) and negatives..
It is not only just conversion from negative to positive, you should be able to specify the type of the negative as well (ie Kodak, Fuji etc.. they are very different and require different color balance when converting into positive)
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Ys, I think I still havent down something right with the software and might reload it all.
It sounds like it should be easier than I have found it.
Thi is my niece from 20 yrs ago ... not great, but ,nevertheless, I am rapt!! She is presently a gorgeous 25 yr old!!
sorry ... same pic twice below.