I'd recommend the Minolta SDIV. B&W negs can't take advantage of DigitalICE, and the others on the market all use LED sources (The Minolta 5400 uses a cold light but is no longer sold, as does the SDIV, but the 5400 II and Nikons uses LED's) -Ada, finnkrogvig wrote: > Perhaps this is a bit off topic of the group, but you are an > experienced lot and I cant resist asking for some advice. Neither > could I find anything on this topic by searching group posts so I am > asking here. > > I am looking for scanners both for 35mm and 6x6 B&W negatives. Nikon > Coolscan 8000/9000 and the similar Minolta Multi Pro is just too > expensive for me. I am planning to print up to A3+ from 35mm and > 20"x20" or even larger from 6x6. > > I suspect the Epson 4990 flatbed or Canon Canoscan 9950F will do for > 6x6, but not for 35mm. Perhaps the solution is a second hand 35mm > film scanner and one of those flatbeds for 6x6? > > But which filmscanner? Nikon Coolscan V or LS-50, Minolta scan dual > IV or 5400/5400II - or what? > > I read something about different light source in filmscanners,- that > LED light in the Nikonscanners (and 5400II) makes the filmgrain more > pronounced. > > I would be very happy if the members of this group could share some > experiences with me. > > > > >
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Re: [Digital BW] Scanner for B&W negatives
2006-02-20 by Adam Maas
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