Dante Stella tell us about the Kodak / Pakon F235 Plus high-speed film scanner: First, it is designed for speed. An F235 Plus, for example, will do 800 frames an hour at 3000×2000 resolution (yes, that’s 33 rolls per hour, or a roll or 24 frames about every two minutes). With Digital ICE turned on,… Continue reading Link: Pakon F235
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Link: The magic of Fuji Frontier SP-3000
Sebastian Schlüter wrote in 2018 about The magic of Fuji Frontier SP-3000. Fuji Frontier is the product line moniker for minilab solutions from Fujifilm. In the early 2000 their minilab Fuji Frontier was the reference for film processing and printing, and one of its main attribute is that the printing phase was done digitally. Instead… Continue reading Link: The magic of Fuji Frontier SP-3000
EPSON launches new photo film scanner
EPSON launches benchmark flatbed film and photo scanners. This to replace the top V700/V750 scanners. It is good to see that EPSON continues to invest in that field. Now we shall see if the quality on small medium like 35mm film is up to the expectations, but it is not like there is plenty of… Continue reading EPSON launches new photo film scanner
Digitising film with a DSLR
Scanning Film Negatives With A DSLR – A Maker’s Guide by DIY photography. Right now I can get higher resolution and better image quality that what street labs give you on CD. It is not just a matter of photographing the film with a digital camera. There is must much work behind the scene, and… Continue reading Digitising film with a DSLR