at a number of 35mm film scanners and note that they go nowhere near > the figure I was quoted. My qustion being, are there pro scanners which can > scan at these resolutions or was I mis quoted? > No there are not pro scanners with that resolution....

Film scanners - any point....?. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.scanner () I have a Canon FS4000US film scanner. Seems to work OK and has good reviews. I am a little disappointed when zooming in on detail that it seems rather grainy. OK I am zooming...

to do those. MF film scanners pretty much start at $1800, plus accessories. Normally, folks here recommend a middle of the road 35mm film scanner AND a flatbed to cover all bases. Your 127 "superslides" are the glitch. AFAIK, all 35mm film scanners...

Film/slide scanner. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.point+shoot () Has anyone had experience of digitising slides. I have a number which I would like to put on my computer and wonder which is the best method. 1) Buy a small dedicated scanner....

these two scanners? Konica Minolta DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II, 5400 dpi, 35mm, Film Scanner and Nikon Coolscan V ED, 4000 dpi, 35mm, Film Scanner I shoot Nikon with film and digital, and I am inclined to believe that the Nikon product might be...

IV be a good pick for a > first 'film scanner'? For the price, yes. It is a "real" film scanner, and gives much better results than a flatbed scanner with a film adapter. Note that Kodachromes are notoriously difficult to scan, and most film scanners...

they must be big files at 3600 ppi, I know menolta makes a 5400 ppi film>scanner and there are high end scanner that make 8000 ppi or something > not forgetting drum scanners.. thanks for the information At 3600 PPI they are about 2.4 MB (~ 5400 x 3600...

wrote: > I have lots of films. Those films were taken using microscope camera. > Could someone advise me which scanner is the best for scanning films. > Satoshi If you're looking for the *best* you might consider the Sony UYS 35mm Film Scanner Archived...

Film Scanners. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I have a large (1000+) amount of 35mm transparencies to scan to DVD and have been looking in Jessops ( UK ) at their brand (1800dpi) at £100- Now, would I be better off with a Minolta at £2-300...

For better quality ... get a slide / film scanner. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () "RSD99" wrote in message news:Cp_zd.18182$_62.18125@trnddc01... > For better quality ... get a slide / film scanner. > Yes...but he is in for a surprise...the...