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Re: [Digital BW] Long 35mm film scanning

Re: [Digital BW] Long 35mm film scanning

2002-11-19 by Mark Savoia

How many do you have to do? It may be more cost effective to get someone
else to do the scans.
Mark

Cleavis wrote:
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>  I have a panoramic camera that takes 35x120mm negs.
> Don't imagine there is a continuous glass holder for any of these
> upper/mid range 35mm scanners that would take the neg?  Therefore I'd
> need to go to a medium format scanner.
>
> The photo world is full of surprising equipment, so I thought I'd ask.
>
> Sincerely,
> Cleavis
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Re: [Digital BW] Long 35mm film scanning

2002-11-19 by Loris Medici

Cleavis; why don't you do it yourself ? The holder I mean...
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>  I have a panoramic camera that takes 35x120mm negs.
> Don't imagine there is a continuous glass holder for any of these
> upper/mid range 35mm scanners that would take the neg?  Therefore I'd
> need to go to a medium format scanner.
>
> The photo world is full of surprising equipment, so I thought I'd ask.
>
> Sincerely,
> Cleavis

RE: [Digital BW] Long 35mm film scanning

2002-11-19 by Darren Collins

I know a guy who puts the neg in one way, scans just over half of it, then
puts it in the other way around and scans the other half (keeping all the
settings the same). He then stitches the two halves together in Photoshop.

It's a little clunky, but if you've already got a 35mm scanner and don't
need to do too many panoramics, it might get you by.

Darren.
www.pool-room.com

> 
> Cleavis; why don't you do it yourself ? The holder I mean...
> 
> >  I have a panoramic camera that takes 35x120mm negs.
> > Don't imagine there is a continuous glass holder for any of these
> > upper/mid range 35mm scanners that would take the neg?  
> Therefore I'd
> > need to go to a medium format scanner.
> >
> > The photo world is full of surprising equipment, so I 
> thought I'd ask.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Cleavis


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Re: [Digital BW] Long 35mm film scanning

2002-11-20 by Alan Zinn

Cleavis,
Check out my web page re scanning panoramic negs with an Epson2450:
http://www/panoramacamera.us

AZ


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Darren Collins" 
<collinda@n...> wrote:
> I know a guy who puts the neg in one way, scans just over half of 
it, then
> puts it in the other way around and scans the other half (keeping 
all the
> settings the same). He then stitches the two halves together in 
Photoshop.
> 
> It's a little clunky, but if you've already got a 35mm scanner and 
don't
> need to do too many panoramics, it might get you by.
> 
> Darren.
> www.pool-room.com
> 
> > 
> > Cleavis; why don't you do it yourself ? The holder I mean...
> > 
> > >  I have a panoramic camera that takes 35x120mm negs.
> > > Don't imagine there is a continuous glass holder for any of 
these
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> > > upper/mid range 35mm scanners that would take the neg?  
> > Therefore I'd
> > > need to go to a medium format scanner.
> > >
> > > The photo world is full of surprising equipment, so I 
> > thought I'd ask.
> > >
> > > Sincerely,
> > > Cleavis
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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