File:Diascan GEM1 029.jpg
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English: Effect of the Nikon GEM-technology (Grain Equalisation and Management) on a scanned 50 year old Kodachrome slide.
Deutsch: Wirkung der Nikon GEM-Technologie (Grain Equalisation and Management) auf ein gescanntes 50 Jahre altes Kodachrome Dia.
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Deutsch: Dieses Foto ist ein eingescanntes Diapositiv. English: This photo is a scanned Reversal film (Slide). |
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| current | 20:57, 2 April 2009 | | 1,257 × 943 (964 KB) | Harke (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Effect of the Nikon GEM-technology (Grain Equalisation and Management) on a scanned 50 year old Kodachrome slide. * Scanner: Nikon Coolscan 5000 ED with the slide feeder SF-210 * Scan software: Nikon Scan 4.1 * Settings |
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