Post any scanned film image with name of scanner here

[Asim]

Post the following here:
1. A scanned photo
2. The name of the scanner used
3. The name and format of film scanned (35mm, 645, 6x6, 6x7 etc)
4. Any other thing you might feel is important.

I'd like to see how the scanners compare by seeing all our users' results.

 

[brbo]

Minolta Dimage 5400 (ver. I), 135 format, AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100 (relabeled Fuji Provia 100F)


. by boachi, on Flickr


Microtek 120tf, 120 format, Kodak E100G


last stop by boachi, on Flickr

 

[jammcat]

Epson V700
Fuji GW670
Kodak 160 Pro

 

[DNG]

V700, with supplied 4x5 holder,
Scanned to a 200mb Tiff
Possibly Ansco Slow B&W film
1940's from my Dads Studio.


85percent-CS5--Portraits-4x5-011- by Dads Photographic Archive: By Peter Arbib, on Flickr

 

[DNG]

From my resent roll


Pioneer Park 5-21-2013 par Peter Arbib, on ipernity

V700 16bit Gray Scale @4800 DPI
TMax 400 @ 400, in HC110 (H) 12m/20c
Nikon FE, Nikon 24mm f/2.8 Ais

 

[fdarnell]

Nikon Coolscan V @4000dpi Silverfast SE 8 Plus scanning software, Kodak Gold 200 (not expired). I think there is just too much grain here, even with the Silverfast. I am beginning to wonder if they have the processing temps jacked up too high so the color film is grainy. Seems even too much on Fuji 100. I recall Agfa Optima II 100 was just so much smoother. I have to try Ektar 100. Anyboyd else have issues with grainy images related to C-41 processing? I'm ready for the home kits. This is G1 35mm f/2 at f/8 I believe.

 

[gshybrid]

Microtek 120tf, stock 120 holder, tri X shot with a Mamimya 6

 

[stormy_weather]

Now THAT is a phantastic shot!

Regards,

Sven

 

[IlyaB]

Fleetwood by Ilya.Bur, on Flickr

Epson V500 scanned @2400 dpi
Fuji Neopan Acros EI400 Developed in Caffenol-C-L
Pentacon Six TL, Biometar 80mm f:2.8

 

[pb908]

Ektar3 by Simple is Beautiful !! by Budi Krisnawan, on Flickr
HP G4050, Vuescan, RAW, CS2, Kodak Ektar 100, Minolta Autocord


ACORD_small by Simple is Beautiful !! by Budi Krisnawan, on Flickr
HP G4050, Vuescan, RAW, CS2, Kodak Ektacolor 160, Minolta Autocord

 

[totifoto]

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

 

[erikhaugsby]

Anyboyd else have issues with grainy images related to C-41 processing?

Here's one from expired Fuji Superia 100, processed by a "pro" lab in Austria. It's also scanned with the Nikon Coolscan V.



I don't have any complaints about the grain.

 

[wintoid]

Coolscan 5000


Further testing of Coolscan 5000 by wintoid, on Flickr

Minolta dImage Scan Elite II


Smiley cat by wintoid, on Flickr

 

[wintoid]

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

 

[kingqueenknave]

Kauai, HI by kingqueenknave, on Flickr

Nikon Coolscan V ED
Kodachrome 64

 

[AKingston]

My first 6x9 scan on the OpticFilm so bear with me.

Fujifilm GW690III
Kodak Portra 160
Plustek OpticFilm 120

 

[DNG]

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


70percent-CC14--1956-SS Nassau March 10-16-General Photos + Mom and Dad--646- by Dads Photographic Archive: By Peter Arbib, on Flickr

 

[ChrisLivsey]

Plustek 8100
35mm Acros
td-201 developer
ZM C Sonnar f1.5
All settings in scanner software (Silverfast 8) no other post processing

 

[mfogiel]

Your request is useless, unless you only want to scan for small screen viewing.
My advice, if you want to print occasionally something at least as big as 30x45cm:
For 35mm, you need a scanner that resolves at least 3800 dpi for a good quality 15 times enlargement.
For MF, you will need at least 2300 dpi, for a 9 times enlargement ( Epson V700 makes just that, provided, you can keep the film flat, and "focus" the holder).
For LF, most of the flatbeds will do OK for a small enlargement.

Mind you, this has to be EFFECTIVE resolution - e.g. Epson V750 resolves at most 2300 DPI.
You can have a look at my flickr link - 99% of that was scanned with Nikon CS 9000, and you will find a comparison between V750 and CS 9000 in the technical section.

 

[lewis44]

M7, 50mm Summilux, Velvia 100, Nikon LS-5000

Leica M3, 50mm Summilux, Delta 100, Nikon LS5000