A scanner dedicated to film/slides is better than a flatbed with a n attachment. I'm told that the best is a Nikon 4000 - very pricey. I have a CanoScan FS 2710 which is OK. For B&W film, it is best to use a chromogenic film because it is more in the same dynamic range as the scanners. The best is Kodak Portra. Ilford XP2 doesn'r seem as clean. The chromogenic films use a C41 process, the same as color. Regular B&W film has silver in it which is too dense for a really perfect scan. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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re: film scanner
2003-08-12 by ArleneLoveL@aol.com