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Firewire VS. USB on Panther

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Contributed by: younglion Tuesday, January 13 2004 @ 03:36 PM PST

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Used Product For: Less than a month

Recommend Product: YES

I ran into the same problem. The 3200 works with USB on Panther, but not with Firewire. It's not especially slow using USB or anything but this bugs me because I've got an open firewire port and have to unplug my printer to use it with USB. What gives? Anyone found a fix, patch, workaround?

This scanner is an awesome deal for the money. A friend convinced me to buy it when he compared results form his Nikon Coolscan 8000 with the Epson 3200 Photo using the same chrome, and wow, there's hardly a difference at all. Add a little unsharp mask to the 3200 image and there's no visual difference between the two files. Excellent image quality. .   
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Firewire VS. USB on Panther - rob.mathews

After downloading and installing the latest Epson drivers and apps (the installer comes in the file epson10952.sea), I'm running the Epson 3200 with Panther over FireWire. I had a few false starts, so I'm not sure what steps you absolutely have to follow. I ended up using the installer to do an unistall, then a reinstall, before everything was OK.

The installer installed a new Photoshop pluging, but it never removed the original one. That had me confused for awhile.

I'm having trouble with using with scanner with fast user switching, though. I'll post a separate thread on that.

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Sunday, January 25 2004 @ 03:10 PM PST