Yes, but it's easy enough to scan the entire roll first and then cut and sleeve the negs. That's the way we did it. And of course all the Nikons that I've used will automatically scan negs cut in strips of six frames. Of course, if the negs have already been cut, the entire roll can't be auto-scanned, and then maybe some other machine would be required.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Bob Shell > > Nikon makes one that will automatically > > scan an entire roll of 35mm film. > > I've used it - don't recall the model > > (Super Coolscan 4000 and Super > > Coolscan 5000 come to mind). When > > I bought my scanner I believe the 5000 > > model, including the bulk film attachment, > > was selling for less than $1500.00 > > You have to have the whole roll uncut, right? My negatives are cut > into strips of six and stored in archival pages. My slides are > mostly mounted. I tried one of the Nikon gadgets to feed slides > automatically, but it did not like cardboard mounts. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
