In my install that is not available, possibly because my v330 doesn’t support that but i’m not sure.
That’s likely indeed.
Thanks for checking this out and reporting back here
I wonder if the Epsonscan2 needs a transparency plugin? maybe utsushi. or gscan2pdf.
couple people made there own workarounds here ^^. also maybe non-win packages of this aren’t bundled with all the extra?
maybe the classic tarball /sh install from source (epson)?
where there’s a will there’s a way. some scan packages in linux are very feature rich.
Thank you so much for this!
Am now scanning on my Mac again, but will try the suggestions in this thread.
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—that’s the importance of having a backup OS. cannot stress it enough.
BTW—I installed the elaborate, dense, and packed scanner called Xsane from the AUR. It scans transparencies. It recognized my V39 as well. edit, typo
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Did not get the install-from-source to work, yet. Needs dependencies that can be found in a script ( install-deps) - I’ll have a better look later this week.
I use xsane as well, but it can not automatically scan all 12 negatives/positives in the transparency unit, as far as I’ve been able to find out. And as I need to scan some 3000 negatives and 2000 positives I’d rather use the macos-version in that case.
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