I have been using a HP Photosmart which is not a particularly great scanner,
especially on some slide films like Velvia and Kodachrome. Curiously, it
seems to do well on the newer Provia 100F. The slide film it has the easiest
time with is Agfa 100 RSX II. This is good because my fav films are Agfa 50
and 100 RSX II, as well as Fuji RDP III.
Glenn Garza
-----Original Message-----
From: GMA <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 1:29 PM
Subject: Re: [OM] Scanners & films
>Interesting idea. I *may* want to volonteer my Polaroid 4000. But
>first, I need to be able to produce good scans from it. BTW, it
>supposedly does a fantastic job with Kodachrome. In fact, that's the
>only positive emulsion which is selectable from the menu. Lots of
>different negative emulsions.
>
>Alos, in your list, you've overlooked the Fuji 100 speed films: Provia,
>Astia, ...
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