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Re: Microtek MSF-300Z color scanner experiences

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From: Mike Kranzdorf
Date: Fri, 23 Mar 1990 16:20
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>One thing that isn't mentioned that I have a question about is whether
>the scan is RAM dependent or does it use the hard disk directly. We
>are considering buying one here.

Both the B&W and Color DA's from Microtek scan to disk.  The digital
darkroom module scans to RAM I think (I don't use it)

--mikek

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From: mikek@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Mike Kranzdorf)
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Subject: Re: Microtek MSF-300Z color scanner experiences
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