Hi everyone,
I have a photograph of a tall building which has many thin lines running
vertically along its complete length - you know which one. Scanning the old
Kodachrome 64 slide on a Polaroid SS4000 with PolaColor Insight makes the
building look terrible because of a very pronounced Moiré
Hi everyone,
I'm leaving for my vacation soon, and although I'd like to evaluate my
camera equipment against various films, film processing and digital
post-processing, there's really no time. I'd like to solicit this group's
recommendations for the best out-of-the-box color negative film to use
I really appreciate the warning. I do wonder what security devices could do
to processed film though. The issue makes me wonder if I should bring fresh
film from the US (because of price), have it hand-inspected, but process it
oversees (once exposed they are hopefully priceless:). Because of the
Judging from your comments, the warnings Kodak and Fuji have on their
websites and Jack Phipps' nightmare with taking film on board, I believe I
will buy and process film in Europe because I'm there long enough.
On a tangent, here's some info from Kodak's web site about mailing film
Hello everyone,
Calumet is advertising a VisionScan Transparency Adapter for scanning slides
up to 4x5 inches on your flatbed for $78.99. Does anyone have experience
with this adapter?
Many thanks,
Herb
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: RE: filmscanners: Gizmo to make flatbed scan
large format film?
Herb Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you
Hi everyone,
don't laugh too hard, please, but is there something that could turn my
flatbed (IBM brand) scanner into a half-way acceptable large format film
scanner?
Thanks,
Herb
Hello Rob,
Thank you very much for saving me the time money to mess with that idea.
As a follow-up, is there a scanner with light-lid that stands above the
rest?
Thanks!
Herb
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