Ken, Gary, A company called "invent it" used to sell refrigerator magnet material for inkjet printing in 8.5X11 sheets that was roughly the same thickness as the flatbed negative holders. Some people had sucess cutting out negative holders and using the magnetic force to hold the two pieces together with the negative in between. Wet mounting is prefered but with an 8X10 neg on on an letter size scanner it might be tough. Martin --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Ken Carney" <kcarney1@...> wrote: > > Gary, > > I have the 4990 and it is a good scanner, especially at the price. It is > not going to compete with a professional drum scan, but for me it is "good > enough". I do have an issue scanning b&w 8x10 negs, in that the "film > guide" supplied by Epson for that scanner is worthless, even before my cat > chewed it in half. It does not elevate the negative off the scanner glass, > as the 4x5 holders do. Therefore you will need to find some way to deal > with Newton rings, such as Kami fluid, or fabricating a negative holder that > will hold the negative flat and off the glass. > > Ken > (snip)
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Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by mwesley3
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