I have a portable light table (light box?) that I use for viewing slides.
This is a Just-Normlicht Mini, with 5 x 8 illuminated area and a 5000K
tube. Suppose I lay a bunch of slides or negs on a flatbed scanner and
put the light box (inverted) on top. Wouldn't this be sufficient to make
a
This is a Just-Normlicht Mini, with 5 x 8 illuminated area and a 5000K
tube. Suppose I lay a bunch of slides or negs on a flatbed scanner and
put the light box (inverted) on top. Wouldn't this be sufficient to make
a scanned contact sheet?
No, the light isn't bright enough, and you'd have
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Subject: filmscanners: scanner for contact sheets
subject that's been touched on this list before.
i want to get a flat bed scanner specifically for making contact sheets
for
35mm film. obviously it needs to be able to handle
I use an Epson Expression 636 Pro for full sheet contacts. Available from
the Epson store (refurb) for $399.
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, or a scanner with a transparency adapter?
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: scanner for contact sheets
Has anyone ever tried to lay
ouch, that's about 7x more than i want to pay :)
Are you looking to pay $80? They are coming down in price quite a bit from
what I can tell (used that is).
doesn't anyone make a cheap inaccurate transparency scanner?
letter is okay
for me, i just want to be able to fit 5 frames of 35mm at
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: scanner for contact sheets
ouch, that's about 7x more than i want to pay :)
Are you looking to pay $80? They are coming down
doesn't anyone make a cheap inaccurate transparency scanner?
letter is okay
for me, i just want to be able to fit 5 frames of 35mm at a time...
5 frames, as in frames 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, or 5 strips? If you mean 5
frames,
hell, get a 1640SU.
5 frames in one strip. the 1640SU
5 frames in one strip. the 1640SU can't do that as the transparency unit is
only large enough to fit a 3 frame strip.
i'm keeping an eye out for tabloid scanners on ebay now.
thanks much.
~j
You'd be well served to get a scanner like Austin describes. I looked for a
while then
subject that's been touched on this list before.
i want to get a flat bed scanner specifically for making contact sheets for
35mm film. obviously it needs to be able to handle an 8x11 *transparency*.
it does NOT need to have great color matching but does need a decent dpi.
i have an epson
i want to get a flat bed scanner specifically for making contact sheets
for
35mm film. obviously it needs to be able to handle an 8x11 *transparency*.
it does NOT need to have great color matching but does need a decent dpi.
Umax made a flatbed which had a drawer that took a whole film's with
:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: filmscanners: scanner for contact sheets
subject that's been touched on this list before.
i want to get a flat bed scanner specifically for making contact
sheets for
35mm film. obviously it needs to be able to handle an 8x11
*transparency*.
it does
: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 6:35 PM
Subject: RE: filmscanners: scanner for contact sheets
I use an Epson 836XL tabloid scanner. It's 800SPI which is just fine for
contact sheets. You really don't need high SPI for contact sheets...but
what you do need is size! A 36 exposure 35mm contact sheet
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