Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400 Windows 7 Driver
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I've recently borrowed a friends Minolta Scan Elite 5400 and for the past day I have been scanning negatives, mostly black and white, none of which have been good. I am using the latest version of Vuescan, on the preview and scan there are streaks going right across the whole frame (as shown in attachments). I don't know what is causing this issue, I have set up view scan in line with the example in the link below as changing with the settings does very little. Except for the Make Gray From box, when I set this to green the streaks are less pronounced but they're still there. Is this a hardware or software issue? I'm thinking the latter as my friend has no problems getting scans from the scanner. I've not seen anything like that on my 5400, which is the MkI version but two things spring to mind: Firstly, I always scan in colour in tiff format regardless of the media type, why would one discard 2/3s of the data the scanner is capable of delivering?
I'm always careful to mask the frame so there are no large clear areas at the edge to muck-up the exposure. With monochrome I check all sharpening, dust and grain removal is switched off. Secondly, that pattern of lines looks very like some sort of harmonic, a bit like some AC interference on the DC power-supply, like a rectifier or capacitor that was becoming defective. I've not seen anything like that on my 5400, which is the MkI version but two things spring to mind: Firstly, I always scan in colour in tiff format regardless of the media type, why would one discard 2/3s of the data the scanner is capable of delivering? I'm always careful to mask the frame so there are no large clear areas at the edge to muck-up the exposure. With monochrome I check all sharpening, dust and grain removal is switched off. Secondly, that pattern of lines looks very like some sort of harmonic, a bit like some AC interference on the DC power-supply, like a rectifier or capacitor that was becoming defective.
I was thinking this might be the case regarding interference, but I don't know how to test this and how to fix this if this is an issue. And I've tried using colour tiff and the results are even worse, more pronounced lines. I had to get replacement neg holders for my Mk 1 5400 because the original holders used to catch and cause a blank spot, can you try the mounted slide holder and see if that makes a difference? Andrew I unfortunately don't have the slide holder to try this out. Search for 'ds115e.exe' and download it. This, I believe, is the latest Minolta DiMage Scan Elite software for 5400.
Download updated minolta.inf from the BobYIL's link. Install Minolta software ('ds115.exe'). Windows should prompt you to install drivers for a device it found (Minolta DiMage 5400). Point it to the location of your minolta.inf. Otherwise update the minolta.inf manually.
I use my Minolta 5400 MkI in OSX with Vuescan but just tried this and it works in Vista 64bit. Should probably work in Win7, too. Search for 'ds115e.exe' and download it. This, I believe, is the latest Minolta DiMage Scan Elite software for 5400. Download updated minolta.inf from the BobYIL's link. Install Minolta software ('ds115.exe').
Windows should prompt you to install drivers for a device it found (Minolta DiMage 5400). Point it to the location of your minolta.inf. Otherwise update the minolta.inf manually. I use my Minolta 5400 MkI in OSX with Vuescan but just tried this and it works in Vista 64bit.
Should probably work in Win7, too. Hawkeye Loft Management System Crack. Well, tried this as well and still get the streaks.
Looking more and more like a possible hardware issue.