Post any scanned film image with name of scanner here

[mbisc]

Two Cactus Flowers (April 2002) by nbg90455, on Flickr

Minolta DiMAGE Scan Dual II Film Scanner (minor PS cleanup)
Ektachrome E100VS in 35mm
Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super w/ Tessar lens & Proxar (on tripod)


Quwwat-ul-Islam Masjid (Qutb Minar, Delhi) by nbg90455, on Flickr

HP Scanjet G4050 in auto-everything mode, scanned as negative (no PS)
Kodak TMax100 in 4x5
Arca-Swiss F-line Field Camera 4x5, f6.8 / 90mm Rodenstock Grandagon

 

[msbarnes]

You should just search flickr.

 

[Gerry M]

KM ScanDual 4
Fuji 400
F3HP
Nikkor micro 55/2.8
mini lab process

 

[mbisc]

1956 Kodachrome 64
V700, 4800dpi, 48bit color scan, supplied 35mm slide holder

Wow! Wonderful colors, still !

KM ScanDual 4
Fuji 400
F3HP
Nikkor micro 55/2.8
mini lab process

Very Nice !

 

[f16sunshine]

Epson V700 can do quite well with larger medium.
This one is from a 6x12 frame taken with a nikkor W 75/4.5.

Click on image for 4700pix version.

 

[mansio]

35mm Kodak Tri-x @ 800 in Xtol 1:1
Canoscan 8800f

i am interested in your settings with 8800, bought a 9000f recently and i get nothing like that. it's blotchy and soft
thanks

 

[stitchohana]

Kodak BW400CN
Canoscan 9000f, all option off
Unsharp mask in CS5



Gardens by the Bay by stitchohana, on Flickr

 

[scottyb70]

Sorry these are large, but you need the size to see the difference...

Minolta dImage Scan Multi Pro


Beauty by wintoid, on Flickr

Coolscan 8000


Beauty (rescanned on a Coolscan 8000) by wintoid, on Flickr

What do you like better the Minolta Multi Pro or the Nikon?

 

[DougK]

You probably won't be able to tell much from the size, but I'll post it anyway.

Camera: Fuji Natura Black 24mm/f1.9
Film: 35mm Kodak BW400CN
Scanner: Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Dual IV
Scanning software: Vuescan 9 x64 (MacOS)

 

[wintoid]

What do you like better the Minolta Multi Pro or the Nikon?

There's almost nothing in it. I would say the Minolta has better neg holders and is faster, but the Nikon pulls a tiny bit more detail out.

 

[wakarimasen]

One I liked from a recent roll:
Epson 4490, Fujicolor C200

 

[Robin P]

Minolta Dimage Scan Multi

Minolta Dimage Scan Multi

35mm Neopan 400CN
Minolta AL-F

 

[Landberg]

Plustek Opticscan 8100
Tmax 400
Leica M2, Summicron 35

 

[Robin P]

HP PhotoSmart S20

HP PhotoSmart S20

35mm Kodak B&W 400CN
Voigtlander VF101

35mm Kodak Elitechrome
Voigtlander VF 101

 

[totifoto]

i am interested in your settings with 8800, bought a 9000f recently and i get nothing like that. it's blotchy and soft
thanks

Well this is not straight from the scanner. I use Vuescan software and try to get the negative as flat as I can from the scan, then I adjust the levels in photoshop and even add a little contrast. Thats how I get them like this.

 

[Robin P]

Epson Perfection 2400

Epson Perfection 2400

35mm Kodak B&W 400CN
Cosina CT1-G w Chinon 45mm pancake

645 Kodak Portra
Fuji GA645 AF

 

[Robin P]

Epson Perfection 4900

Epson Perfection 4900

645 Kodak Portra 400
Mamiya 645 55mm lens

645 Kodak Portra
Fuji GA645 AF

35mm Kodak Elitechrome
Bessa R w 35mm pancake

 

[Merlijn53]

The first Epson V700 scan is from a 6x6 negative, the second is a 100% crop from the same file. The last one is the same crop, but scanned on an Imacon Flextight Precision II. Only black and white points set, no sharpening.
The V700 scan looks ok and ready for postprocessing in LR, but if you look at the crops, you can see the difference. The scan from the V700 is not sharp and there is information missing.

Regards,
Frank

 

[Bobfrance]

Portra 160 6x6 from a Rolleiflex 3.5F scanned on Simon's old Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro.


Untitled by Bobfrance, on Flickr


Untitled by Bobfrance, on Flickr




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[VF101]

Two scans from the cheapest film scanner you can (or better: could, as there is a newer model now) buy, the Epson V330, both scanned with the Epson software.

Epson V330, Efke 25 (35mm) stand development in Rodinal 1:100

Gut Immling am Chiemsee

Here's a bigger version of the same image, maybe post processing has been a little bit different:
http://www.lightmyday.com/images/gut-immling-3000x1890.jpg
(1.2 MB, hosted on my photo blog)

Epson V330, 35mm slide film from the drug store: