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I´ve sent a detailed report to Service - reflecta <service@reflecta.de>. The told me that the CCD sensor board is out of range, maladjusted.

Thank you

Sorry, but these are two new images, no mirrors from the old one. I have done a scan with the negative pointing in a direction in the scanner and then another scan with the negative pointing in the 180º opposite direction. Now the shadows are in differents places as you can see in the Big Ben. I hav...

I´m including two scans. They are from the same negative placed in the scanner in two 180º different positions.

Thank you, Joe

I´ve tested anothe usb cable and another usb port. The driver was properly installed , but the problem with the shadows continues
I´ll try to test with another PC

I´m including a scan of a b/n Kodak negative with Vuescan
I have a b/n chemical paper positive copy of this b/n negative whithout any shadows

Thank you Hermann-Josef

Thank you, Joe. Yes, I´m using the USB cable that came with the Proscan 7200. It is connected to a USB 2.0 Port on the left side of the Computer. I´m using Vuescan but the problem is the same wit Cyberview v5.16. Now I´ve been trying several B/N negatives (default options) and there always are some ...

yes,there are the same shadows. Even I have found the same problem with a b/n negative. Obviously now the shadows are grey

yes,there the same shadows. Even I have found the same problem with a b/n negative

Tank you again

The scan with defaults options ( Vuescan) causes the same results. The scan of the same photo, but positive, doesn´t have any problem. Yes, the scan direction was from top to bottom. I am going to send the image to Reflecta and I´ll report here the answer.

Thank you Hermann-Josef I can´t read german but my problem is exactly that one. Some double blue zones as in the photo with birds I include a photo (Proscan + Vuescan) 64 bit RGBI; 3600 pdi scan resolution; Filters IR heavy- restore colors- restore fading-grain reduction Heavy-sharpen; Color Autolev...

I am using a Proscan 7200 with Cyberview or Vuescan. When I scan coulor slides or colour negatives I get a photo with some double colour zones (like a shadow, usually in blue). I hve tried many configurations (bit/pixel; scan resolutions; filters (ICE ...) ... but I can´t solve the problem. I never ...