Scanning 35mm Slides - Beginner Questions - Photo.net
Aug 23, 2020 · I want to scan 35mm slides and print them as an 11x14 photo. I am using an Epson Perfection V600 Photo scanner in Professional Mode and scanned a single slide twice, once with the target size set to 'original' and again with the target size set to 11x14. I printed both versions as 11x14 but neither produced good results, both were pixelated.
Maximum usable resolution from old 35mm slides - type of …
Aug 11, 2019 · If the scanner has the same resolution as the film, the net result is only half the ideal value. The estimated net resolution for a 4000 ppi scanner is only 1800 ppi. That's still better than net 1000 ppi for a 2000 ppi scanner. The Nikon slide feeder is horrendously unreliable unless the slide mounts are in perfect condition.
Which scanner for 35mm slides for viewing on HD TV?
Dec 27, 2009 · <p>You can get more than adequate quality on any flatbed scanner with film scanning capability. Expect to pay as little as $80, but $250 is a better target figure. Such a scanner can also be used for documents, so you might want to keep it around.</p> <p>There are two basic ways to record and play images on DVDs.
35mm slide and negative scanner - Photo.net
Aug 30, 2022 · The slide mount allows for rapid copying as each slide maintains its precise position each time. I use a Rodenstock Apo Repro lens which is optimized for 1:1 reproduction. I found a 6-element Nikkor-El enlarging lens was not so good at 1:1 since most enlarger lenses are not designed for 1:1 reproduction.
Slide Scanner vs. Flatbed Scanner for 35mm Slides
Dec 8, 2008 · <p>Here is a flatbed scan of a 1970 35mm tri-x negative; shot with a Konica Auto S2. <br /> <br /> It was flatbed scanned at the 2400 dpi setting of the Old Epson 2450 scanner; one that was marketed as a 2400 dpi device; many of us considered it about really a 1400 to 1800 device.<br /> <br /> A scan with a real dedicated 35mm film scanner like ...
Scanning 127 slides with a 35mm film scanner - Photo.net
Feb 19, 2004 · I am contemplating the purchase of a film scanner, either a Minolta IV or a Nikon V. I have many slides from when I was a child that are in 2 inch cardboard mounts and were from 127 film I believe. The slides is square nearly fills the 2x2 mount. Does anyone know if either of these scanners will ...
35mm slide question - mounting and scanning - Photo.net
Jun 13, 2005 · Recently I started shooting 35mm slide film for the first time in . almost 20 years, and am trying to work out some of my processing . details. My main goal with the slides will be to scan them at home . with my dedicated film scanner, and make occasional large prints. Having said that, I have to admit that after seeing slides fresh from
Epson V600 scan quality? - The Digital Darkroom: Process, …
Mar 20, 2020 · I recently traded my Pacific Image XES 35mm slide scanner for an Epson V600 flatbed, as I'm now getting into medium format photography. My intention is to use the V600 for my 35mm and 120 film scanning, so recently I ran some tests scanning some of my old 35mm negatives, and the results were quite honestly underwhelming.
Scanning MF film with flatbed vs 35mm with dedicated slide scanner
Jan 16, 2008 · when digitizing slide film so it can be viewed on a computer monitor. (not for . printing). 1. scanning 6x6/645 medium format slide film using a flatbed scanner. OR 2. scanning 35mm slide film using a dedicated slide scanner such as a Nikon . Coolscan V or 5000. i'm thinking that perhaps the 35mm slide will scan better since ICE is also
Scanner for 35mm and 16mm slides - The Digital Darkroom: …
Feb 4, 2010 · It's a old and slow 4x5 film scanner that also handles 35mm and 120 format. It doesn't have ICE, and the last drivers Nikon released for it were for Windows 98. I checked VueScan, and sadly this is not one of the supported scanners. Maybe that's a good thing since I expect it would take three years to scan 4000 slides with this old scanner.</p>