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Lotas
Hi
I want to scan quite a lot of 35mm negative rolls - some of them more
than 15 years old - and regarding my somewhat limited budget, and the
scanner models available where i live, i have the following options:
- Canon 9950f. Fare Level 3, scans printed materials, good negative
scanning for a flatbed.
- Minolta Scan IV. Higher DPI, higher dmax, much sharper scans than any
flatbed but *no ICE nor FARE*
I would pick the minolta, however, i've read that the lack of hardware
dust & scratch correction causes negatives that have been less than
perfectly stored to produce almost unusable scans.
Being the case that many of the negative rolls i plan to scan where
thrown into envelopes with little care... should i forget about the
minolta?
regards
I want to scan quite a lot of 35mm negative rolls - some of them more
than 15 years old - and regarding my somewhat limited budget, and the
scanner models available where i live, i have the following options:
- Canon 9950f. Fare Level 3, scans printed materials, good negative
scanning for a flatbed.
- Minolta Scan IV. Higher DPI, higher dmax, much sharper scans than any
flatbed but *no ICE nor FARE*
I would pick the minolta, however, i've read that the lack of hardware
dust & scratch correction causes negatives that have been less than
perfectly stored to produce almost unusable scans.
Being the case that many of the negative rolls i plan to scan where
thrown into envelopes with little care... should i forget about the
minolta?
regards