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Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro

Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro

driver for the film scanner

Version:  1.1.6

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Multi Pro software hassles

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Contributed by: HA3339 Monday, February 21 2005 @ 07:13 PM PST

Product Platform: MacOS,MacOSX

Used Product For: 1-6 months

I recently have had problems with both the Minolta software (ver. 1.1.5) -- the same "unknown error" that others relate. More interesting (and a much bigger hassle) is that the reason I was forced to try the Minolta software after replacing it with Silverfast AI ver 6 (MUCH better, especially for B&W) after using it very successfully for 3 months, it just stopped loading two days ago giving me an error message (from Photoshop 7) "problem with acquisition module interface." This has only happened since I "upgraded" to Mac OSX ver 3.3.8. This leads me to wonder if the problem is with the scanner firmware. Now I am overseas (in NZ) in the middle of an enormous job, I won't be back until May, and I'm stuck unable to scan a gazillion images for the job. I have been quite happy with this scanner until now, but Konica Minolta support hasn't even bothered to reply to my queries. This sucks! Any help would be much appreciated...   

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Multi Pro software hassles - Robert Pearson

seems like all the scanning software I have is problematical to say the least.
Vuescan is the easiest and most reliable but also not that accurate, Silverfast is the best when and if I can get it to work, usually works once then it's useless unless I throw away all prefrences and restart, the Silverast support is not very good also, seems like PC software forced into and uncomfortable Mac OX software solution..Minolta support via website or non existant customer support is terible. Software is buggy and slow and amateur in every respect.
I would love to hear of a reliable scanning software solution.

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