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I just bought VueScan and couldn’t get it to work. I get a message saying the Nikon Super Cool 5000 is unavailable. I call Nikon, and they said to uninstall VueScan, and reinstall. I did and the program doesn’t work. I have Windows 10, and the latest driver for my scanner. I have pasted the message into this forum. What can I do. Why doesn’t VueScan work. After re-installing, it did not detect the scanner, and I can’t figure out why.

I use VueScan and the Nikon Super Cool 5000 which was purchased two years ago. The program does not detect the scanner. Tried different version of the driver from Nikon, but no luck. I have reinstalled several times on my Win 10 computer. VueScan v.3.7.0.6650. I also used the CD with Windows 7 for scanning files and it does not detect the camera. Need help.

I’m excited because the new version of VueScan is stable. That’s not to say I’m not frustrated with how some things work. But the newer version is stable. That, combined with the availability of more information and features in SilverFast makes VueScan more of an option for me. And that’s good because VueScan was one of the first batch of free programs that Epson Scan included as part of the SilverFast package. Now I have a second option for free.

In case you’re thinking that’s because I’m a big fan of Epson SilverFast, I want to clarify. The reason I purchased VueScan was that it was free and a much more capable scanning software package than SilverFast. Also, unlike SilverFast, it worked on pretty much any scanner Epson made starting in version 7 or so. So, while I still find it frustrating that so much of the software I own is free, I’ve had no problem getting my scans done because of VueScan.

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When you crop it, the preview window displays the cropped area, but the cropped data is placed in the output directory. If you want that cropping to persist, you need to change the file path for which VueScan exports when you run the program.

The main difference with VueScan is that it supports Adobe raw scanning. It also supports more than 350 driver versions which will help you with older scanners. More importantly, it supports the DM1-2 camera range. I have had a number of different desktops and laptops over the years and I have found that every single version of Windows supports using a different set of drivers for the different types of display. With the ScanSnap Pro 4000, for instance, you can use my old DELL LCD display (and its included drivers) if you want, but you cant use it with a modern Dell Ultrasharp display. VueScan has you covered with lots of different display profiles!

The VueScan software also does a great job of handling files of any size. My PWC and PCCS files ranged from 2 MB to nearly 40 MB! VueScan will read even large files, if you so choose, and convert them into usable, and very large, files. I tested scanning a smaller 5.8MB file (a few of your.dat files) with my EXACT4 scanner and without VueScan processing, and it can produce a scan file that is 110,000 x 45,000 pixels, a size that is equal to an entire 5×5 page of normal paper.

One of the things that I didnt like about the ExactScan software was that it would frequently not display to the correct monitor, even though I set its display options. I also didnt like the software-level color settings. Patch For VueScan is much nicer in these areas. It uses a simple browser-based user interface (which is nice) and the color settings are right there in the interface (also nice). I really like the layout and presentation of the VueScan software.

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For that to really shine, I would expect to see a better average quality on the images. I like it, I’m glad I bought it for the price, but I don’t care for how the color quality has to appear. Even if I put VueScan into a third-party program like aiRGB, my results will still be better. Frankly, I think Epson Scan’s scan of a negative might have a better outcome. At least I’d have more control over the settings.

I noticed the review of VueScan has been referenced in several reviews on other topics, like this one from Zond. It’s important to note that the reviewer of this software spent 1 month using VueScan to test the software, and then spent another 5-6 months writing about how its probably not worth the price. The program costs $80, but for some people $80 is fine, but if you need a test program to know how VueScan works you can’t find that here. If you feel the price is high, I would recommend Epson Scan, simply because it is low maintenance, and there are plenty of features.

With VueScan, I’ve got my best results yet. I can tell the difference when comparing scans from the same negative using different software and scanning settings. I can tell you that I spent a lot of time learning how to use this software, and it is very easy to make mistakes. If you have not scanned with VueScan before, you will need to learn how to work with the software. While it may take a while to get your workflow exactly how you want it, the end results are worth it.

Scanning is the first step in the long chain of preparation that ultimately produces a printer ready image. In my workflow, I like to prepare the film, scan the film, align the transparencies in Photoshop, crop the negatives in Lightroom, and then print in Photoshop or Lightroom. With Vuescan, scanning is the first step and the only step. Once the scan has been completed, you can open the scan directly in any software. Before Vuescan, I would have imported the scan into Photoshop, aligned it to the preview, then scanned again to make sure it was good and then saved it out to a folder. Easy peasy! What I don’t like about Vuescan is that previewing doesn’t show critical focus and color, and you can’t even set those values in the software. Nor can you set any of the global exposure or color setting for the whole batch.

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