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OSx Lion - killed my Nikon Scan 4.0


Bo_Lorentzen

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Bo; I have an old Epson 4490 scanner, which I use only for 120 scanning, via Vuescan. I found the best way to scan a full strip (three square negs/ trannies was to dump the plastic holder. I went to the local glass works, and had them make me a 4mm armour glass strip X2, the correct measurements of the strip of negs. Then I place the strip between the two srips of glass- and you get a perfect scan, without any Newton rings !

believe me it works. Hope this helps.

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Just for some balance, the only problem that I have had with Lion (apart from some of what I consider to be retrograde iconography in the Finder) is that one of my USB external hard-drives unmounts itself for no reason. This might happen once per session. No data is lost and it might just be a warning that the HD is about to go TU. I have backed up the data to a different external FW drive.

 

I don't recall this happening under SL.

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Just for some balance, the only problem that I have had with Lion (apart from some of what I consider to be retrograde iconography in the Finder) is that one of my USB external hard-drives unmounts itself for no reason

 

The only 'funny' I've had so far is with a Firewire attached Lacie external drive. When I delete a file from it I get a dialogue box telling me that the drive doesn't support the trashcan and do I want to delete the files directly.

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Hi, I use Seagate/Toshiba/WD external HD's - all continuously connected. Lion has not (as yet) given me any issues on this front. Even the recent HP update worked flawlessly.

With SL I had one WD EHD that would continuously unmount itself..the solution-I now use it as an auxiliary backup on my MBooks...:cool:

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