110 film - Lomography Digitaliza - Epson V750 pro

[mohawk]

Hey,

As the title says I'm trying to scan 110 film with a dedicated scanning mask from lomography on an epson V750 pro. As you can see from the images below the scan I got from scanning the negative myself is substantially less sharp than the print I got from the lab. (The print is approx. 13cmx10cm). Is there any way to improve the sharpness of the scanning?

The images were shot on a Kodak ektra 250 + expired FujiColor Superia 110

Scan of the print

Scan directly from a 110 negative with the lomography digitaliza & epson V750 pro

 

[Auer]

Its basically out of focus, the Holder you are using is at the wrong height.

Not familiar with the digitalizer, so I cant help you with how to adjust it.

 

[Les Sarile]

I am unaware of a 110 film holder for the Epson so are you scanning the film directly off the glass?

 

[mohawk]

Its basically out of focus, the Holder you are using is at the wrong height.

Not familiar with the digitalizer, so I cant help you with how to adjust it.

Thanks, I made some corners of layered thick paper with a total thickness of about 3mm and this solved it.

I will make a template that closes of the whole mask which is what is probably (?) causing the overexposure in the scan now.

Greetings,
Alex

 

[Auer]

Thanks, I made some corners of layered thick paper with a total thickness of about 3mm and this solved it.

I will make a template that closes of the whole mask which is what is probably (?) causing the overexposure in the scan now.

Greetings,
Alex

Nice man, the colors are great too

 

[mohawk]

Nice man, the colors are great too

Thanks!