...down, so that the film curled towards the glass, resulted in slightly sharper scans. So now I am wondering if I should invest in the betterscanning glass and mount (which I've read mixed reviews about) although I think these accessories may just be a pricey addition to a device unable to...
...that doesn't resemble what I hear people discussing. (Mine looks exactly like this: )
I know I can buy a replacement holder from betterscanning, but until I do, I'd like to see if I can find a way to optimize the results I am getting with the default film holder.
Thanks for any tips...
Thanks! The V700 doesn't have the wet scan mount. Also it doesn't come with betterscanning holder, just the ANR glass, it can be used with the OEM holder, just got to disconnect the trap door hinge thingy magica.
Man, that's a good deal.
I spent €545 getting my 2nd-hand V750 here from Europe, plus another $140 again for my Betterscanning holder & ANR glass (new).
Just an FYI for anyone in Aus who wants to wet-scan (especially the lucky mug who gets this), Kami Fluid isn't available in Aus, but Scan...
Epson V700, comes with all of the film holders and original box.
It also comes with 1 x Betterscanning ANR glass filters. It works with 120 film holder.
Available for pick up after 13th of October. $450.
...just about do anything with film moderately well.. i have scanned 8 x 10 negs on the platen .. wet mounted on the platen .. used the betterscanning medium format holder as well to get the right focal plane - so we have a genuine 1200 ppi on the platen - rated at just under 2400 with the...
...and formats. It takes some getting used to like anything.
The 120 holders are terrible for the v-750, and I highly recommend the betterscanning 120 variable height holders and ANR glass inserts from their company (google it). Their website is horrid but the product is great.
The 35mm...
...humidity level the film edges lift up or the film actually glides and doesn't stay still (like an air hocky table).
Now the company betterscanning is what I use for my 120 film with their ANR glass and it's great!
but what I'm trying to ascertain is, the betterscanning company does NOT sell...
...more-or-less as big as 8x10 for print purposes. And when it comes to scanning, I can just barely fit a whole plate negative on my BetterScanning holder without cropping. So if I HAVE to go bigger, I can always scan and output a digi-neg. And the proportions are less square than 8x10 and more...
I just did my first sets of contact-prints last weekend, 4x5s on 5x7 paper, held down with just the betterscanning ANR glass from my scanner, I let the edges burn to a nice black.
So far just MGiv Pearl, cheap and cheerful in a box of 100, same as I use in 8x10s for enlargements (only the best...
I have scanned the same negative in both scanners. The Betterscanning holder for the v500 will help for a lot less than a v700, and will also allow scanning more med format frames at once, as the channel is longer. The Epson holder for the v700 is still not so good for curled negatives and the...
The dark lines all the way across the image are power lines. I did pay for them to get scanned (and developed, since school has been out I have had no were to develop my B&W photos). The lines seem to be on the negative. I would be pissed if this happened because they developed it wrong. Thanks...
...are also darkish lines horizontally across, is that the problem? I see a similar thing on #5. I've had that happen on my v750 with the betterscanning wetmount holder, if the holder is not aligned properly the light gets confused and you can scan weird dark/bright lines into it. Or they could...
Hi Matthew,
If the whole package is still available I'll take it at $475.
If you sell the Betterscanning holder to Nuff, (boo hoo), could you give me a price for the set minus the extra holders.
I am in the process of arranging a drop off point for the RZ67 in Archerfield if that is...
I paid nearly $600 to get my v750 from the EU, then the same Betterscanning holder on top of that.
This is a bargain in comparison (too bad I don't need another one).
I am selling my Epson V700 scanner, purchased in 2012- complete with original box and all original materials, manual etc.Also included is the Better Scanning 120 insert with ANR glass worth $110.Huge box so pick up Brisbane preferred. Can post in Australia at buyers expense.$475 pickup
...on f/8, 1/350s, 10s-timer-release. All focussed wide open in the middle, and stopped down manually.
All are wet-mounted neg scans, Betterscanning holder in v750, Silverfast AI (yes, the colours look different in some, that's the scanner/software not the lens, but this is not a test of...
...own a V600 and an Epson 4990. I use the V600 to scan my 35mm film and I hate the results. I bought the ANR glass inserts from betterscanning and some film stills culrs up under the weight of the glass.
I recently started shooting 8x10 and using the 4990 you end up putting the negative on...
Starting point?
Thanks for the info. I've got the Digitiliza's for 35 and 120, and a V700 on the way from Epson. Just curious as to how thick you ended up making up those shims? I assume the required value can vary a bit from scanner to scanner, and I will need to do test scans and adjust the...
...knows, that is not how you extract the best from these scanners - and yet their numbers are routinely quoted as gospel around the net. In my opinion, 2300 dpi is almost certainly understating the real optical performance of the Epson V750 when used with a properly adjusted betterscanning holder.
Hi hoakin1981... sounds like you are experienced with scanning, as you are already using the Betterscanning products. The Epson V700 holders have a crude height adjustment. In the absence of height adjustments on the holder, I guess the only way is to use a negative that you know is sharp...
...more from film...As for your advice to check the film holder and scan focus, sure! but do I go about doing that? I already have the betterscanning +ANR glass kit for the 120 format shots but such a kit is n/a for the 35mm. So, how do I adjust scan focus with the 35mm film?
@Alan Klein...
...from the v600 is the film holders, as Alan points out. However, if you invest another $80 or so, you can purchase the aftermarket Betterscanning holder for the v500, which allows you to scan an entire strip of 3 6x6x or 4 6x4.5 or two 6x7 at once. The betterscanning holder also has anti...
stone
usually with transparency scanners it isn't the scanning lens that is toosmall, there isn't a 2nd lens the scanner uses to
scan film / chromes it is an illuminated lid. the lid illuminates the film so the scanner's optical eye records it illuminated
not "flat art / reflective" it...
...and so you end up having to use the film directly on the glass (instead of raising it up in a holder) [and yes I'm familiar with the betterscanning stuff] so the image quality is lower as you're using the lens meant to scan prints, not scan negatives. The largest film you can scan with the...
...of the negative under the space between the tube portions. Epson supplied a diffuser door on their holder to counteract that, but the Betterscanning holder lacks the diffuser. I have experimented with vellum paper and other diffuser materials, but some uneven streaks still appear in the...
I temporarily find myself in the position of having access to three Epson flatbeds: the old 4180, a v500 and a v750. I also have a Betterscanning holder with ANR glass that I purchased for the 4180 and v500, and I was able to use it with the v750 also to do a comparison. I chose a good sharp...
...all my prints thus far were glassless 135, and all my scans were either edge-holders or wet-mounted).
I'm well used to wet-mounting my BetterScanning holder on my v750, with Aztec mylar and Lumina fluid (can't get Kami fluid in Australia, some mailmen have a thing against delivering Petrol...
jeeves scans everyting for me not sure what he uses
maybe a howlertech? it takes all day for one scan since
he always scans at 96000 dpi TIFF FILES
itold him i only print stuff for the webforums
and the atari can't handle all those dots
but he insists that i have to scan big so the 72dpi image...
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