[filmscanners] Re: Question for 2450 owners

Using the holders, 12 35mm negatives in one pass, or four slides. Of course, they'd all be done at the same settings and would be mostly useless. I always scan one frame at a time. Godfrey On Sunday, March 10, 2002, at 08:53 PM, Clive Moss wrote: > How many 35mm slides can be scanned in one p

[filmscanners] Re: Question for 2450 owners

The 2450 comes with three film holders. One handles 120 formats (up to 6x9 format, in film strips) and 4x5. The second handles mounted 35mm slides (2x2" mounts). The third handles 35mm negs or transparencies up to two strips of 6 frames in length. Many times I just drop my film or mounted transpa

[filmscanners] Re: Where's Ed?

Telepathy, perhaps. ;-) Seriously, I make it a point to check about every three-five days. Godfrey On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 06:11 PM, Thomas B. Maugham wrote: > I haven't seen any of the releases posted on Filmscanners, is Ed using > another means of communicatin

[filmscanners] Re: Epson 2450 and MF was: Re: MF on flatbed

I have scanned and printed formats from Minox 8x11mm to 6x6cm and even a couple of frames of 2.5x4.25" (616 format) with the 2450. I would deem it best suited to 645 and larger, but it does not do badly with small formats either. 13x19" prints from 645 negatives are breathtaking... Godfrey --

[filmscanners] Re: MF on flatbed

I have tried many different times to do negs on various flatbed scanners without a transparency unit and none of them made satisfactory scans. On the other hand, the Epson 2450 Photo scanner does a super job with 2400 ppi scans of up to 4x9 inch transparency/negatives. Well worth the money. Godf