pendennis
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I have a huge number of 35mm, medium format (6x6, 645, 6x7), and 4x5 transparencies and negatives, that I'd like to convert to digital. Some are unmounted, mounted in cardboard, glass, etc. I am continuing to shoot film, so I'm anticipating having a scanner for a long time.
First, let me state that the drum scanners are out of the budget. And I'd like to stay under $1K, if possible.
I've seen so many comments about the various makes, Epson, Canon, Plustek, etc., that my mind is in official overload mode. Also, the software comments run from "I hate it", to "Works pretty well". I'm a Windows user, so compatibility with the Win10 platform is essential. I used to own a Canoscan, but I was never very happy with it, so out it went. I've noticed that B&H does have a Braun, but there are no feedback or ratings; there are ratings on a couple of European web sites.
I may be opening a can of worms, but I'd like to get some ideas from the members. Not interested in flame wars, but honest assessments of the consumer type models.
Thanks.
First, let me state that the drum scanners are out of the budget. And I'd like to stay under $1K, if possible.
I've seen so many comments about the various makes, Epson, Canon, Plustek, etc., that my mind is in official overload mode. Also, the software comments run from "I hate it", to "Works pretty well". I'm a Windows user, so compatibility with the Win10 platform is essential. I used to own a Canoscan, but I was never very happy with it, so out it went. I've noticed that B&H does have a Braun, but there are no feedback or ratings; there are ratings on a couple of European web sites.
I may be opening a can of worms, but I'd like to get some ideas from the members. Not interested in flame wars, but honest assessments of the consumer type models.
Thanks.
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