Yes, but the guides don't always work--like with 35mm pinhole pictures where
the image extends into the sprocket holes and you want to scan the whole
thing. Or when running 35mm film through a medium format camera (same issue
with sprocket holes). In both those instances, I tried putting the film
Well, I would simply use the guides - why not? You can automate things so
that, by using the guides, it will recognize the images and offer them to you
already selected. This allows you to scan them in batches, which I did with a
few rolls of slides I took in Spain. The results were
Traci Bunkers wrote:
I also have the Epson 2450 Sometimes the
software seems kind of slow
Try VueScan from Hamrick Software -- http://www.hamrick.com -- it's extremely
good. The Epson USB1 scanners can be a bit slow on large, high resolution
images.
Stewart
DAlfrey,
When I put my negs on the scanner bed without using the guides, I get those
circles from the negs touching the glass. Does that happen to you? I'm not
familiar with 55 negs, so maybe it doesn't happen with those.
--
Traci Bunkers
Bonkers Handmade Originals
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