Nikon Coolscan V Ed Windows 7 Driver

• Nikon Coolscan 4000 Software

There are several references here on photo.net, just do a search on your title. A tweak to the driver lets Nikon Scan work on the 64-bit OS (this seems to be the problem rather than WIN 7 itself). See the piece by 'Steel Chn'. A bit of later information is that Silverfast updated its program in the last two months-or-so, and the first release contained a driver that seemed to be produced by Nikon. This did not appear in the second release, and as a result I had to re-load the first version, but this may have changed again. I have a Coolscan V working with NikonScan under Windows 7 x64.

Nikon Coolscan 4000 Software

This should also work for a Coolscan IV.1) Go here and download and install the 32-bit version of VueScan.2) Go here and download the 4.0.3 full version Vista only. Ignore the link that is labeled 'Windows 7 MAC OS 10.5.' ; it simply leads to a page that says Nikon Scan is not supported under those operating systems. Also ignore the label Vista Only; the software works perfectly under Windows 7.3) Install VueScan 32-bit. This will install the drivers you will need for NikonScan.4) Install NikonScan 4.0.3.

Part of the install procees has a check box for installing the Nikon drivers; uncheck this box. Do NOT install the Nikon drivers.5) Attach your Coolscan to the computer. Windows will install the VueScan drivers. If Windows does not find the drivers, point it at the VueScan directory.6) Launch NikonScan; it will use the VueScan drivers.7) Pay Hamrick for VueScan.

Hi Paul,I installed VueScan and Nikon Scan before the 64-bit version was available. I know the 32-bit drivers work; I have not tried the 64-bit drivers so I did not recommend them. I am not sure the drivers with VueScan are 64-bit. VueScan.exe may be 64-bit, but the drivers may not be.Although I run the 64-bit version of Windows, I am contstrained to run the 32-bit version of VueScan because my flatbed scaner, which I use to scan Medium Format film, is an Epson V600. VueScan uses the Epson drivers which are 32-bit only and will not work with the 64-bit version of VueScan. This is detailed on the VueScan site.At any rate Nikon Scan is definately a 32-bit program and works with the drivers that install with the 32-bit verions of VueScan.

I just bought a new Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) Service Pack 1 (build 7601). It has a 64-bit ready processor.My scanner is a NIKON CoolScan V ED. I had been using NikonScan with my Vista laptop, which finally quit.I'm not technologically savvy, but from reading this thread I presume I would have to do a workaround in order to use NikonScan with my new laptop.

Either that or purchase VueScan or SilverFast. I'm wondering which would be the better option. I'm comfortable using NikonScan, but the other programs might work for me just as well.I would greatly appreciate any and all offers of advice.Thank you. Unfortunately, after several hours of trying, I was unable to make my CoolScan V ED work with NikonScan under Windows 7. Following instructions, I was careful not to install the Nikon drivers. Later when I got an indication that drivers were being installed, I took that to mean the VueScan drivers.

At that point I thought NikonScan just might work; however, when I attempted a scan I got the same 'post-processing' error message that I had gotten in the past.Maybe I'm missing a step, or perhaps I'm doing something wrong. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions which might lead me to give it another try. Otherwise, I'll probably pay for VueScan.Thank you. After many hours of trying to make NikonScan work with Widows 7 I finally gave up and purchased the full version of VueScan. The following day I talked to a computer repairman who informed me that before making the purchase I first should've tried using Win 7's compatibility tool which just might allow me to use NikonScan. Well, I tried it - and, to my pleasant surprise, it works! I had no idea the fix would turn out to be so simple.I inserted the NikonScan disk, found the set-up file and right-clicked it.

Then I went down to Properties and clicked on Compatibility. From the drop-down box I chose Vista Service Pack 2.

(I'm pretty sure he told me that XP Service Pack 3 might also work.)The problem now, of course, is that I have already spent $80 for VueScan. Ordinarily Mr. Hamrick does not give refunds, but I'm wondering if he might make an exception in my case. Should I even ask for one?

VueScan is easy to use and it worked perfectly for me. I’m considering sending off my least important pictures to an outside service while continuing to do the most prized ones myself.

Red textured face from allergic reaction. Older SA is not intended by Nikon for this device, thus is not supported. Is it enough of a refresh to keep up with the times?Uploader:Date Added:13 January 2009File Size:21.37 MbOperating Systems:Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2003/7/8/10 MacOS 10/XDownloads:18975Price:Free.Free Regsitration RequiredNikon Scan LS ED Windows 10 drivers for Coolscan V ED film – Microsoft CommunityThose that did were quick and easy to correct. However, it was better than abandoning the scanner. SilverFast 8 supports Photoshop Elements 8 to The Archive Suite offers scanner and digital imaging software in a cost-effective package.Slide feeder SF and SF are not supported.

Who do you send to? I am a photographer that appreciates view cameras, quality lenses and quality products. The problem I have is that although Vuescan could work with the scanner on Win7 and Win8 the scanner uses a SCSI interface and none of my newer computers can handle that. Some of the best slide scanners ever made were in the Nikon Coolscan series.

Nikon Scan LS-50 ED Windows 10 drivers for Coolscan V ED film scanner?Subscribe to Product News. My scanner uses USB. Multi-Sampling was replaced by our much more powerful Multi-Exposure.Go search the PC Forums here, that is where most of the info c these has been posted. I have been using Vuescan since the 0. Some of the articles are very specific Nikon reviews. How do I proceed? Now, with the driver I mentioned in the first message, it is even easier.

Your product was a good match for the Nikon Super Coolscan I am using. Use the Nikon Coolscan V ED with Windows 7 (and 8)!So my scanner is sitting in a closet. Submit a News Tip!You just get some slight modded generic Firewire drivers and install them and set it up and then the scanner works fine. Did this solve your problem?I tried Vuescan, but thought it much inferior to Nikon’s software, but yes, Vuescan is a solution. The author of the FastPictureView program has written a driver that allows the use of a Coolscan V ED and several other models on a Windows 7 bit machine and I can report that it works perfectly, so I assume his claim that it works on Windows 8 is correct, too. The Nikon driver and software work in this virtual machine, but it is somewhat tricky to set up.

We’ve selected our favorite lenses for Canon DSLRs in several categories to make window decisions easier. Tech support scams are an industry-wide issue where scammers attempt to trick you into paying for unnecessary technical support services. Sorry this didn’t help. Right-click on the setup file and click on “Properties”. They make my job easier! I send to Phoenix and pay a minimum fee.I find that the SilverFast software not only compliments my Nikon and Umax scanners, but actually gives me more options than the original software.

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