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I’m looking for recommendations for a film scanner OR a scanner that can scan both prints and film. The reason I’d like to look at film scanners is that the resulting resolution would be much better than with a print scanner. Thanks……..
Bobby
I use a Epson Perfection 2400 Photo, and I’m very surprised by its high quality. For both prints and films (positive and negative). And tt’s fast !
I’m looking for recommendations for a film scanner OR a scanner that can scan both prints and film. The reason I’d like to look at film scanners is that the resulting resolution would be much better than with a print scanner. Thanks……..
I will have agree with Johan. If you are very critical and want the best flatbeds for film scanning isn’t the best way to go. However, if you areon
a budget and don’t want extreme quality scans because you plan to printthem
on a desktop printer or because you simply don’t have the desk space fortwo
scanners or you have need for both flatbed scanning and film scanner a moderate priced flatbed with film scanning capabilities is a great way to go. Right now I think Epson has the best. You do need to however plan to spend at least $500 to get a good new one. If you don’t mind last years model you can get one a little cheaper. But, make sure that when thescanner
was the latest model it sold for at least $500. With scanners you verymuch
get what you pay for. A $50 scanner just doesn’t cut in because ofhardware
quality and software quality (not that you can get one that does film at that price.).
Robert
I will have agree with Johan. If you are very critical and want the best flatbeds for film scanning isn’t the best way to go. However, if you areon
a budget and don’t want extreme quality scans because you plan to printthem
on a desktop printer or because you simply don’t have the desk space fortwo
scanners or you have need for both flatbed scanning and film scanner a moderate priced flatbed with film scanning capabilities is a great way to go. Right now I think Epson has the best. You do need to however plan to spend at least $500 to get a good new one. If you don’t mind last years model you can get one a little cheaper. But, make sure that when thescanner
was the latest model it sold for at least $500. With scanners you verymuch
get what you pay for. A $50 scanner just doesn’t cut in because ofhardware
quality and software quality (not that you can get one that does film at that price.).
Robert
Do you have any specific recommendations for a dedicated film scanner? The rating for the dual purpose Epson Perfection 3200 seems quite good – so, now, I’m confused. I want the best I can afford and $500 is OK for a dedicated film scanner – but now I don’t know what to do – and have no way to compare dedicated versus dual purpose. Thanks………At that price look at Minolta or the Polaroid ones.
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