Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/10/03
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Frank,
I've only used my Epson 2450 for 35mm negs. The scanner comes with a
plastic holder that accomodates two strips of 35mm negs in groups of six. I
know there are also two other plastic holders for other types of film, but I
haven't used them. I've been very pleased with the Epson, having had it for
about four months now.
Regards,
Michael Gerard
geeman1066@earthlink.net
Frank Filippone wrote:
> I have several questions to ask specificallly around the issue of EASE of
> scanning... how do you insert the negs or chromes ( note, NOT prints of
> other reflective material) into the scanner. For instance, I have 35mm negs
> in strips of 6, 120 film in strips of 3 or 4, and 4x5 negs.
>
> Is there a "holder" for the negs? Only a mask? Is there the chance to use
> the printfile sheets directly ( if your scanner is a 11x17 style)?
>
> Interested scanners are the Epson 2450, 836XL. Of if you have a scanner
> that is easy to use, please chime in.....
>
> If you wish, respond off-list....
>
> Last issue,,, is there a film scanner that will take in 120 film in a full
> roll of 12 images and scan it automatically as well as 35mm roll of 36
> images? something that requires essentially no user intervention....... but
> must do both 120 and 35mm.... ???
>
> Thanks
>
> Frank Filippone
> red735i@earthlink.net
>
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