Hello list members
There is a gentleman here in this list uses the SS35+
to scan MF film (6x45 and 6x6). He modified the
negative holder and adjusted the focus distance of the
lens. The SS35+ can scan 3.5x3.5 frame in one pass.
-Khanh
--- Clark Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, people!
--- Bob Shomler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They have a quick start guide, but no manual. It
is a
.pdf. I LIKE paper in this respect.
Is it too large to print?
If you have any specific questions, feel free to
e-mail me.
I read an inquiry some time back asking if it could
accept an
the choice for you. If you are an amateur and just
wish to produce good
quality 8 x 10" prints, you do not need the top end,
and the others I
have suggested might give you several hundred
dollars (as many as $800
extra, in fact) left in your pocket for other toys.
Art
Art
I'll have
Ed.
If you need 4000 dpi, then the Polaroid SprintScan
4000
will do a nice job for you. If you need less
resolution, then
the Minolta Scan Dual II is probably good enough.
Regards,
Ed Hamrick
Are you saying that you would pick the Scan Dual II
instead of the LS2000? I understand the
Hello list
Is it out yet? I read about it in kodak homepage.
Does anyone know anything more about this scanner? It
seems like a great scanner for its price.
Thanks
-Khanh
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