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For reference... *Viewsonic VP2365* http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/pro-series/vp2365wb.htm &nbsp *NEC EA231WMi* http://www.necdisplay.com/Products/Product/?product=a8f8336f-6f87-4065-b3ad-c2fa8204f2a0 &nbsp both ..... 1920x1080 23 inch ..... e-IPS panel The NEC has just shown up on shelves in the last 2 weeks and the Viewsonic is not due until early December. There are some comments on the NEC EA231WMi in this...

I never use in-camera jpegs - always work from the RAW file. Perhaps that has a specific bearing on what others get compared to what I get? However, read on as I find his (Andrew Kelsall) methods unacceptable. I certainly do not see the degradation shown in that article. I would also suspect his problem was saving at different jpeg levels, which he mentions. I can certainly believe a loss when someone is daft enough to save at different...

Awesome - with the SSD that system will rock. Make sure its the newer SSD with TRIM for which Win7 provides support if you can afford/get one. Regards, Mike

Hey all. After upgrading my Vista 64 to W7 64 I am having a lot of random freezes...way more than ever with Vista. I only have LR installed, Nod32(which i am switching out for Microsoft Security Essentials), TrueImage and Windows Home Server installed. I am trying to eliminate what is causing the problem, but on multiple times LR is open when the freeze occurs . Also strangely when i fired up LR last night there was no catalog?..all the time...

Ok I am going to look and see if my card can run 2 calibration monitors but I believe it does.. It is a GT260 and has 2 dvi ports and 1 svideo.. It suppose to be a great card but I will try to see if it will hold 2 calibrations... I do klnow when I go to the color management window for windows I have to select a profile for each monitor ex: select monitor 1 (2475 and the color profile then do same for monitor 2.. That said the only profiles...

Hi Again, Happy to report that I e-mailed Ed Hamrick at VueScan, described the problem and sent a log. He responded very quickly and said that VueScan was having trouble communicating with the Epson scanner, not the Nikon 4000 as I had thought. He suggested unplugging the Epson scanner and restarting VueScan. I tried unplugging the USB cable but no luck. So, I unpugged the power cord from the scanner, restarted VueScan and re-plugged the...

...got my C Drive partitioned sized bigger. I already had a D: and E: partition on my drive and, stupid me, kept my primary partition set at 32G. Not big enough for Win7. I was quickly running out of disk space. Had to shift both D and E to the right and that left an empty space between C and D (used a boot utility to do this). I then let Win7 use up the space left to increase C to around 108G. Phew (took over two hours, but worth it; still...

Glad to see you got the Nikon scanner working. I have nothing to offer on the Epson or VueScan. I was sure pleased to come across that solution and glad to pass it along. Best of Luck to You Al

Not quite true. ianR wrote: > Yes, jpeg is a lossy format but that doesn't mean it MUST lose data, only that it will prioritize file size over accuracy if you want it to. It does lose information, no question of that. However, the lost information may not be visible. > The more you compress the more data is lost, not the more times you resave. It really only becomes noticeable around about the 87% mark though, whatever that...

Worked fine under XP-32 bit PC, but manufacturer does not support it under W7-64 bit. Any suggestions?