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VueScan from Hamrick Software has just added full support for 30 film scanners from Pacific Image Electronics, including PIE’s latest scanner, the PowerFilm.
VueScan supports over 6000 scanners from 42 manufacturers in a combination of 3 operating systems - Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($29.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95).
Ed Hamrick's Vuescan software has recently reached a milestone – 400,000 customers. Aiming to reach half a million customers in 2014, VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95), and supports more than 2400 scanners. The Professional Edition adds unlimited free upgrades, advanced IT8 colour calibration and support for "raw" scans. Vuescan is available for Linux, MacOS and Windows.
Ed Hamrick has released VueScan Mobile version 1.2 for Android – adding the ability to use the camera as a scanner. The new camera scanning function allows anyone with a camera phone to easily take photos and store them in a JPEG or PDF format. In addition to sending via e-mail and saving to the Photos App, VueScan Mobile also allows you to save scanned images to Dropbox, GoodReader and Evernote. VueScan Mobile for Android also allows anyone with a Wi-Fi enabled HP, Canon, Epson or Brother scanner to seamlessly scan documents and photos straight to an Android device.The full version at $4.99 supports document feeders, duplex, document management and multi-page PDF. The VueScan Mobile Free App and the full version for Android devices is available in Google Play Store and the Amazon Appstore.
Ed Hamrick has just released version 9.2.10 of Vuescan. This update adds native support for 339 Brother scanners to the desktop edition. “We have had numerous requests from Brother customers asking us for help, and we are pleased that we have added support for such a large number of desktop scanners,” Hamrick says. Of the 339 models 204 are network capable which means they will also work with Vuescan Mobile. Vuescan Desktop will work on Brother scanners directly for Mac OS X and Linux, which means that no Brother drivers are required. In addition, Vuescan no longer needs a WIA driver on Windows or an ICA driver on Mac OS X. Vuescan Desktop is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95). The Professional Edition adds unlimited free upgrades, advanced IT8 color calibration and support for “raw” scans.
The VueScan Bible is the missing manual for both new and experienced users of VueScan. VueScan is one of the world’s most widely used software interfaces for digitizing film and prints on flatbed and film scanners. The VueScan Bible costs $34.95.
VueScan, the world’s most widely used scanning software, now supports Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. VueScan supports more than 1600 scanners, and is available for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95). The Professional Edition adds unlimited free upgrades, advanced IT8 color calibration and support for raw scan files.
Hamrick Software has released a public Beta of its upcoming VueScan 9 software. The current version, VueScan 9.0.b2, was posted yesterday with developer Ed Hamrick saying that “most things are now working well, and the final version will be released in the next few days”. VueScan 9 adds support for 64-bit versions of Linux, Mac OS X and Windows, boasts an easier-to-use user interface, starts up and shuts down much faster than previous versions, plus it is easier to install and generally faster and more responsive than it used to be. You can download the Beta from the website below.
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Hamrick Software has released an update to VueScan, which adds the ability for Photoshop to import scans directly from the scanning software itself. Version 8.6.66 also adds support for TWAIN drivers for importing images from a scanner into other programs. “This means that importing images using other programs is a lot faster and easier, and also uses less memory when scanning,” says Ed Hamrick, president of Hamrick Software. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard ($39.95) and Professional ($79.95). The Professional Edition adds unlimited free upgrades, advanced IT8 color calibration and support for raw scan files.
Hamrick Software has released VueScan 8.6 - with support for Windows 7 & Mac OS X 10.6 and more than 65 improvements / features added, 110 problems fixed and 80 additional scanners supported. VueScan 0.1 was first released in 1998 with support for a single scanner on Windows only. Within 5 years VueScan supported more than 400 scanners, and had acquired a good reputation through word of mouth. After 11 years of development, VueScan now supports over 1200 scanners on 3 operating systems. Available for Linux as well as Windoes and Mac OS, VueScan offers a full range of advanced features; including options for scanning faded slides and prints and automatically adjusting images to optimum colour balance that reduces the need to manually do it in Photoshop. It includes built-in IT8 colour calibration of scanners, batch scanning and other advanced and powerful scanning and productivity features. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95) and Professional Edition ($79.95).
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Hamrick Software, the developer of VueScan, has released its latest version 8.5.26. The company has also announced that its customer base now stands at more than 200,000. VueScan 0.1 was first released in 1998 with support for a single scanner on Windows only. Within 5 years VueScan supported more than 400 scanners, and had acquired a good reputation through word of mouth. After a further 10 years of development, VueScan now supports over 1200 scanners on 3 operating systems, has been downloaded more than 5 million times, and is the scanning program of choice for more than 200,000 customers in over 150 different countries. Version 8.5.26 adds enhanced OCR support using Google’s Tesseract OCR code. Future plans include adding more advanced scanning features, such as scanning multiple photos placed randomly on a scanner (auto image segmentation). VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95). The Professional Edition adds unlimited free upgrades, advanced IT8 color calibration and support for raw scan files.
The Canon Pixma MP980 is an all-in-one photo printer and scanner complete with a 3.5-inch LCD screen and built-in film adapter unit. The MP980 features the same ChromaLife100 inks that Canon's dedicated pro-level printers use, utilizing a 6-color ink system that includes a unique grey ink. Retailing for $299.99 / £279.00 / €362.10, Jon Canfield found out if the print quality from the Canon Pixma MP980 can meet a photographer's needs.
The second edition of Scanning Negatives and Slides teaches you how to achieve the best possible digital image from a negative or slide. The most common software tools for scanning (SilverFast, VueScan, NikonScan) are covered extensively in the book, and are also provided on a DVD. Scanning Negatives and Slides costs $44.95 / £31.99.
VueScan 8.5.01 adds support for an additional 180 digital camera raw files. VueScan is the world’s most widely used 3rd party scanning software. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95).
Website: VueScan 8.5.01
To celebrate it’s 10 birthday, everyone who has ever purchased VueScan can now upgrade to VueScan 8.5 for free. VueScan is, the world’s most widely used 3rd party scanning software. VueScan 0.1 was first released in 1998 with support for a single scanner on Windows only. It now supports more than 1200 scanners on 3 operating systems and in 35 languages, has been downloaded more than 5 million times and has been purchased by more than 170,000 people worldwide. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95).
VueScan, the world’s most widely used 3rd party scanning software, now includes support for skew correction. Version 8.4.60 of VueScan can now straighten any photo that has been placed in the scanner slightly askew. “Many of our users are high volume users, and it is annoying to them when a document or a photo is slightly rotated. Skew correction allows them make the changes from within VueScan, and therefore saves them frustration and time.” says Ed Hamrick, President of Hamrick Software. VueScan is available in two editions, Standard Edition ($39.95 USD) and Professional Edition ($79.95).
Imaging Resource have reviewed the Epson Perfection V700 Photo scanner.
“We’ve used the V700 for nearly all our scanning, from simple copier tasks through high resolution film scans for prepress. No matter what we threw at it, it never missed a beat. With one of the highest scan resolutions available in a desktop model at 6400 dpi and a dual lens design that can digitize a slide at 2400 dpi in a minute, that’s no surprise. Indeed, VueScan author Ed Hamrick cites it as one of the best high-end flatbeds. “
Scanning Negatives and Slides: Digitizing Your Photographic Archives is a new book that bridges the gap between analog (traditional) and digital photography. The most common software tools for scanning (SilverFast, VueScan, NikonScan) are provided on a companion DVD. Scanning Negatives and Slides costs $44.95 in the US.
Imaging Resource have reviewed the Konica Minolta DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II film scanner, the successor to the popular Scan Elite 5400 model.
“What impressed us especially was how easy it was to confuse a color negative conversion with a slide capture. We didn’t find much fault with the 5400’s negative conversion and there’s little evidence of the new Film Expert Algorithm in the 5400 II. You don’t, that is, have to select a film type (as you do in VueScan). We threw a very oddly colored Kodak Gold 200-2 emulsion at it and got a very nice conversion (VueScan handled this well, too).”
Website: Imaging Resource - Konica Minolta DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II Review
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About Graphics have just reviewed VueScan from Hamrick Software, a third-party scanner software application.
“If not for VueScan, my project would not have been possible with the scanner I’d bought for the project. With the batch processing and infrared cleaning options in VueScan, not only was the project possible — it was a breeze. After a few trial passes to adjust my settings, I was able to save my options to a file and reload them each time I started a slide scanning session. Once my settings were loaded, I only needed to load the scanner’s slide tray and press the scan button. VueScan did the rest, saving each file with a custom name and serial number, while I worked on other things. “
Website: About Graphics - VueScan Review
Imaging Resource have published a review of the Microtek ScanMaker i900 flatbed scanner.
“Looking for a scanner that can handle film as well as flats is like looking for a camcorder that can take great stills. If you ever did find one, no one would believe you. They really address different problems. But the i900 attacks the problem with a large dual bed design, adequate optical resolution precisely controlled for multiple scans and a high DMax to capture shadow detail. And Microtek supplies the IT8 targets you need to calibrate it. Our tests showed that whether we ran it from ScanWizard Pro, SilverFast Ai or VueScan, we were able to get excellent results with both flats and film (positive and negative). We’re starting to wonder about that dual-purpose camcorder and even the Fountain of Youth.”
Photo-i have just reviewed VueScan from Hamrick Software, a third-party scanner software application.
“Just to keep the review totally fair, I scanned the same transparency on both the Epson 4870 and the Canon 9950F. Canon’s ScanGear (an interface which I don’t rate) did a very good job with the colours and produced some nice looking scans. EpsonScan and the 4870 also produced a good looking scan. VueScan made a mess of the Canon 9950F’s capabilities, but worked marginally better with the Epson scanner. I can only conclude that supporting over 400 scanners is too ambitious, perhaps this number should be reduced and more attention given to individual scanners.”
Website: Photo-i - VueScan Review
Hamrick Software Press Release
Used extensively by professional photographers, film processing labs and consumers around the world, VueScan 8.1.30 offers an enhanced, user-friendly interface with support for raw files for 109 digital cameras, and support for more than 400 scanners, including all Canon and Epson scanners
PHOENIX, Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/—When a married couple became embroiled in a bitter argument over the poor condition of the pictures in their wedding album, they didn’t go to a marriage counselor, but to Professor “A.”
Owned and operated by Alec Fromm, Professor “A,” based in Mississauga, Ontario, is an independent training service for Apple’s Mac OS X operating system. Alec agreed to help the couple restore their wedding memories. Even though a “professional photographer” took the pictures, Alec determined that the black & white and color 35mm negatives were underexposed and improperly processed for the types of film used. How could this marriage be saved?
Alec turned to Hamrick Software’s, VueScan, the award-winning program that lets users easily produce better looking digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides, and documents. Using VueScan, Alec was able to capture the film data at a level that allowed him to manipulate the images to a point where the output was astounding, when compared to the original prints.
Imaging Resource have just reviewed VueScan from Hamrick Software, a third-party scanner software application.
“Flatbed or film, you can’t buy a scanner without scanner software. So this market is a tough nut to crack. Your competition has an inside angle.
For a while, anyway. Then you upgrade your operating system or change hardware and suddenly your scanner isn’t supported by the manufacturer anymore.
VueScan has been the lifesaver of the scanner world by supporting older hardware on new platforms even when the manufacturer throws in the towel. The VueScan solution has worked for pioneers on OS X with no place to turn as well as Windows and Linux users with no supported driver.”
Website: Imaging Resource - VueScan Review
Hamrick Software Press Release
Uses advanced IT8 color calibration technique to get accurate colors. No other vendor supports all of Canon and Epson professional and consumer scanner products. VueScan 8.1.14 supports 45 different Canon scanners and 66 different Epson scanners, including film scanners, flatbed scanners, and multi-function printer/scanners.
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) December 15, 2004 – Hamrick Software, a leading developer of scanning software for consumers and professionals, has released VueScan 8.1.14, its award-winning program that enables users to more easily produce better looking digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides, and documents.
VueScan 8.1.14 produces scans on all Epson and Canon scanners that have accurate, true to life colors. VueScan uses a custom-developed IT8 color calibration technique to achieve this. VueScan 8.1.14 also significantly improves the speed of display refreshes and saving files.
No other vendor supports all of Canon and Epson professional and consumer scanner products. VueScan 8.1.14 supports 45 different Canon scanners and 66 different Epson scanners, including film scanners, flatbed scanners, and multi-function printer/scanners.
Hamrick Software Press Release 01/11/04
Hamrick’s VueScan 8.1.5 now supports entire range of Canon scanners
Phoenix, AZ, November 1, 2004—Hamrick Software, a leading developer of scanning software for consumers and professionals, has released VueScan 8.1.5, its award-winning program that enables users to more easily produce better looking digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides, and documents.
No other vendor supports all of Canon’s professional and consumer scanner products. VueScan 8.1.5 now supports the following Canon scanners on Windows and Mac OS X:
“Canon scanners are among the worlds’ most widely sold scanners,” noted Ed Hamrick, president of Hamrick Software. “VueScan’s well-known capabilities in producing high-quality scans will complement the high-quality scanner hardware from Canon to produce outstanding results.”
Hamrick Software Press Release 15/07/04
Phoenix, AZ July 14, 2004—Hamrick Software, a leading developer of scanning software for consumers and professionals, has released VueScan 8.0.9, of its award-winning program that enables users to easily produce better looking digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides and documents.
The update includes added support for a number of scanners including several PIE-based scanners, and for specific models of Epson, Kodak, and Nikon scanners. This update also makes VueScan easier to use by incorporating an automatic photo-cropping feature that lets a user place a photo anywhere on the scan bed. Additional improvements include new support for Canon EOS and Nikon D raw files, improved support for Minolta and Epson multi-function printers, while improving performance on both Windows and Mac OS X.