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Scaning Slides on a Flatbed Scanner I'v been shooting slide film for a while (i'm an amateur), and i'm looking for a combo: Flatbed & Slide scanner, to put that photos on the Web, wich is the minimum resolution that I must look for in the scanner to get some decent digital images?, Is 1220 (optical) good enough?
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Damian P. Gadal |
Look at the HP's - I know they have a model that combines slide with flatbed (the slide unit is built into the lid) in the dpi range you're look for...
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doug Nelson |
At least one regular on this site swears by the Epson 2450. In my opinion, the 2400 Epson claims is about right for 35-mm. Pacific Imaging sells an inexpensive film scanner that scans at 1800 (a bare minimum) that has gotten at least one decent review (check out back issues of Shutterbug magazine).
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