I have an old Microtek Scanmaker III with transparencyy adapter - I can lay a sheet of negs in their PrintFile plastic sleeve (8.5 x 11) for a good contact sheet. If you scan at 600dpi (max optical res) it gives you a large enough file to really zoom into your contacts and see expressions & details far better than is possible on the old enlarger contact method hth frankg > How do people make "contact prints" when processing digitally. After > developing a few rolls of film, the thought of scanning each of the > negatives and producing a contact via PS is not an attractive idea. > Are there any realative cheap scanners around that can handle 36 35mm > negatives? Or any "universal" attachments that I could use with > scanners that I have access to? > > I apologize if this has been dealt with before, but a search of the > archives did not produce any hits. > > Thanks for any help. > > Steve
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Re: contact prints?
2002-11-06 by frankg_photo
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