Winsor
You make a good point: what do we want from a scanner? In fact, I
believe that this scanner is quite adequate for producing scans for
prints. Its competitor, the Canoscan D2400UF is certainly good for
MF scans to print according to Amateur Photographer 2 weeks ago.
They both have integral transparency adaptors and the Canon has a
system for holding negs flat. AP recognised that film scanners were
the best system for scanning 35mm negs/slides, but reckoned that the
Canon was perfectly OK for MF slides/negs (at 4800ppi).
I have scanned a 645 neg using my current flatbed, an Epson 1250, at
2400ppi, and I have put it at:
http://www.threeshoes.co.uk/comment/Photo_Comment.html
You can see that I have been playing with Extensis PhotoFrame as well
(bought it in a promotion...).
As always, comments are welcome - on composition, exposure, subject,
colour, Photoshop expertise (or not), frame or web placement ;-).
The occasion was a very cold day during a weekend break in Normandy.
We stayed in an "Le Relais des Dalles", an Auberge de France (3
hearths, therefore pretty good), in a village called Sassetot Le
Mauconduit - complete with lovely old chateau. The food was
wonderful, the wine expensive and the weather sunny for the most
part. My wife was happy to play with pebbles on the foreshore while
I played with my MF rangefinder on a tripod...
OM content: I had my SUV OM carrier with me, so there were more OM
photos taken than Bronica :>).
Chris
p.s. is my apple coming out as well as yours?
cb
C M I Barker
Cambridgeshire, Great Britain.
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Chris,
Your apple is great.
Great picture. The Extensis framing looks great, too. European skies
really are different than the ones here. It looks like you made a
good choice going with a color negative film that would not challenge
the dynamic range of the scanner.
Do you also have an SUV Bronica carrier? :-)
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Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
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