At the office I have the Agfa scanner Gregg mentioned, it's a Duoscan T1200.
Comes with good scan s/w, scans transparent up to 8x10, reflective to
8.5x14. The s/w even has profiles for some color negs materials, something
you don't often find in flatbed scanner s/w. The nice thing about the
duoscan
Just wanted to second Gregg's opinion about the
Microtek Scanmaker 4. I have one and use it much the
same way that he does. I, too, have been very pleased
with mine.
Colin
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Jeff,
I've had a Microtek Scanmaker 4 for a year or two and have been very
pleased with what it can do with film. It combines a conventional flatbed
above the scan light with a transparency shelf below the scan light. In
the software you pick whether you scan above or below. For the
transp
>Hello!
>
>I was thinking of upgrading my scanner, and was
>hoping to get a unit that might be capable of
>scanning 4x5 (b&w) negatives. Does such a thing exist?
>Are other people here scanning negatives to
>create positive "prints" for web pages?
Tom wrote:
> I recommend using "Krylon Ultra-Flat Black" spray paint! The product #
> is 1602 Ultra Flat Black. I've used it for over 15 years and found it
> to be the easiest to use with the best results. You just have to mask
> off the areas that you don't want to get painted with old newspaper
