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WOW! Those look pretty good! I maybe have to invest in one as well!
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Unimaxium said:Wow, awesome! Have you tried negative film with it? How about B&W film? I'm very interested in this. I just got a konicaminolta film scanner for about the same price but I really don't like it. This might make a good replacement.
Digital Matt said:Can you show us some 100% crops? That would be most helpful.
Unimaxium said:Wow, awesome! Have you tried negative film with it? How about B&W film? I'm very interested in this. I just got a konicaminolta film scanner for about the same price but I really don't like it. This might make a good replacement.
Mitica100 said:Digital Matt said:Can you show us some 100% crops? That would be most helpful.
Sure thing! Lemme go fetch it.
steve817 said:Whats the largest acceptable print size that would yield? About 16X20? I know acceptable is open to interpretation, I was just trying to get an idea.
Oh, excuse me, I did one BIG error. I considered one inch as ~3.5 cm. Actualy on inch is ~ 2.5 cm (for an european guy ), so all tohose numbers will be larger by a factor 1.4. so for the case of 7200 dpi 35x24 is not 7200x5000 but rather 10000x7000 = ~ 70Mpix...Slnce-z-GSI said:.... Now we have a scanner which makes scanning at resolution 7200 dpi and our scanning region is 35 x 24 mm what is cca 7200 x 5000 = 36Mpix of scanned image. So you can say - I can make even bigger prints than 16x20 !!! ...