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> > SilverFast 6 GETTING TO THE NEXT LEVEL SilverFast 6 Impresses an Old Pro By MIKE PASINI Editor (Review Posted: 11/22/02; Updated: 6/7/07) We came to terms with scanners a long time ago by thinking of them not as unwieldy photocopiers but as compact process cameras. A process camera is what newspapers and magazines used to rely on to make negatives of photo prints and page layouts. They were big. Or two rooms, really, if you count the darkroom behind them where you loaded halftone or line film. They could handle huge sheets of film and enlargements to 300 percent -- which often wasn't quite enough. So when we cabled our first scanner to a Mac SE, we were delighted.

A 4 HP Model A Economy, serial number 1000, owned by Glenn Karch. These were the first Economy engines built at the Holm Machine Mfg. In Sparta, Mich., starting in the spring of 1909. Flywheel diameter is 22', however on our engine the flywheels are 24' Engine is made somewhere between 1910 and 1912. We are certain the flywheels are non original, but probably replaced after an 'accident' occurred and the originals were damaged. These engines bring the total now on my Sparta Economy engine list to 339. That is nearly 1% of the some 36,000 that were built. In the spring of 1910 the Sparta Economy model CA engine made its appearance at around serial number 10,600. 1 1/2 HP model CX Sparta Economy. It has a Hercules cone muffler, has been converted to Webster magneto ignition from an igniter and has the fuel fill modified. The serial number of such an engine would likely be in the 33,XXX and up range. The engines built by Holms in Sparta are referred to as “Sparta” Economy Engines. Early 1915 Economy engine with serial number 62915 thus a Sparta built engine out. Early 1915 Economy engine with serial number 62915 thus a Sparta. 2 1/2 HP Economy Engine. Very nice original engine.

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We could sit down instead of run from room to room loading copy or film. And we could simply draw a marquee around what we wanted to copy instead of lining things up on the ground glass or the cheat marks on the camera back. We could even type in an enlargement or reduction without pushing the lens into its bellows or the copy stand off the end of its track.

We even liked the cover that hid the exposure, having been regularly blinded by carbon arcs. Over the years we've gone from scanner to scanner -- and from one bundled scanner plug-in to another. And we've come to pine for a software package that we could take with us as we upgraded hardware as well as one we felt comfortable using. There's a lot of junk out there. We aren't asking for much. A Preview window goes without saying.

But a densitometer to read the preview and set the highlight and shadow are often missing. A curve adjustment would be nice. And an easy way to size the image and set its resolution. Sharpening is a convenience if often done prematurely (sharpening is best done as the last step in image correction, at final print size). But a good descreening filter to handle halftoned images is essential. You tend to suffer whatever software comes with your scanner.

But if you want to upgrade its capabilities or commit to a product that isn't vendor-specific, there are a couple of products we can recommend. We've been using both Ed Hamrick's standalone scanning application VueScan () and LaserSoft Imaging's SilverFast Ai and HDR (). More about VueScan another time. Today, let's look at SilverFast. LaserSoft Imaging is a German firm whose CEO and president is Karl-Heniz Zahorsky. 'The original motive for the 'invention' -- meaning the conception, development and additional development of SiverFast Ai -- was to be able to produce one's 'own' image successfully, without requiring extensive training in reproduction techniques,' he said. Indeed, the product packs a lot of intelligence into itself.