Rick LePage provides some insight regarding scanning film on a flatbed scanner in a recent article on Macworld.com. Here is an excerpt.
… I’m still shooting quite a bit of film, and I have some dedicated film scanners and a couple of good flatbed scanners. I have been working on a review of the latest version of LaserSoft Imaging’s SilverFast scanning software—one of the few pro-level solutions still being developed today—but the quality of the film holders supplied by some of the scanner manufacturers hasn’t really been as good as I’d like. They’re flimsy, and they don’t really keep the film flat. Luckily, I ran across a solution that has really impressed me in the short time I’ve been using it: Doug Fisher’s custom film holders…
Read the entire article on macworld.com.
… I’m still shooting quite a bit of film, and I have some dedicated film scanners and a couple of good flatbed scanners. I have been working on a review of the latest version of LaserSoft Imaging’s SilverFast scanning software—one of the few pro-level solutions still being developed today—but the quality of the film holders supplied by some of the scanner manufacturers hasn’t really been as good as I’d like. They’re flimsy, and they don’t really keep the film flat. Luckily, I ran across a solution that has really impressed me in the short time I’ve been using it: Doug Fisher’s custom film holders…
Read the entire article on macworld.com.
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