I would strongly recommend you get a scanner that Binuscan supports. Users
on this list have reported rave reviews of Binuscan to correct negatives
that were uncorrectable by all other scanner software.
As an aside, I bought & evaluated Binuscan, but in spite of
my respect for the person at Binuscan with whom I corresponded
about the results, I decided it's not for me. The clincher was
the fact that unsharp masking is hard-wired. There were
problems with color relating to having Adobe98 RGB as my chosen
working space, and with the truncation of thin outlying areas
of histogram deleting details.
http://www.amber.ucsf.edu/~ross/gallery/tech/binuscan.html
Bill Ross
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