For those who scan their negatives, how is it done? Do I need a special film scanner? Jamusu
jamusu Member Joined May 16, 2006 Messages 305 Format 35mm Mar 5, 2009 #1 For those who scan their negatives, how is it done? Do I need a special film scanner? Jamusu
Stock Dektol Member Joined Dec 1, 2008 Messages 66 Location New York Format Multi Format Mar 5, 2009 #2 No, Just a generic scanner that has an insert for film. You usually use the "import" function in your image editor.
No, Just a generic scanner that has an insert for film. You usually use the "import" function in your image editor.
DJGainer Member Joined May 10, 2006 Messages 150 Format Medium Format Mar 5, 2009 #3 Decent software is helpful.
chriscrawfordphoto Subscriber Joined Mar 12, 2007 Messages 1,893 Location Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA Format Medium Format Mar 5, 2009 #4 A real film scanner really is needed. Lots of generic flatbeds can scan film, but the quality is below that of film-only scanners.
A real film scanner really is needed. Lots of generic flatbeds can scan film, but the quality is below that of film-only scanners.
nickandre Member Joined Oct 22, 2007 Messages 1,918 Location Seattle WA Format Medium Format Mar 5, 2009 #5 hack. Depends on film size. A 35mm negative needs a dedicated scanner. 4x5 slides scan well on flatbeds with transparency illuminators.
hack. Depends on film size. A 35mm negative needs a dedicated scanner. 4x5 slides scan well on flatbeds with transparency illuminators.
Pinholemaster Member Joined Oct 17, 2005 Messages 1,566 Location Westminster, Format 8x10 Format Mar 5, 2009 #6 Post your question here: http://hybridphoto.com/forums/