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Big Dawg
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 Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 11:19 pm Post subject: 4x5 negatives on a Epson Perfection 500V |
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Big Dawg wrote:
Can my 500V scan 4x5's?
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Attila wrote:
yes, it has a mode when you can cut any size of frame. I use it when film is overlapped or it has non-regular frame space. It scan full strip in one block , this is good for 4x5 also.
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Big Dawg
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| Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 1:18 am Post subject: |
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Big Dawg wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| yes, it has a mode when you can cut any size of frame. I use it when film is overlapped or it has non-regular frame space. It scan full strip in one block , this is good for 4x5 also. |
Do I need anything to put it in? A frame or such?
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visualopsins wrote:
V500 biggest film scan area is only 6x12cm. 4x5 would need custom holder to scan in parts, stitch with software.
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Big Dawg wrote:
| visualopsins wrote: |
| V500 biggest film scan area is only 6x12cm. 4x5 would need custom holder to scan in parts, stitch with software. |
That is sort of what I've been reading. What scanner below 300 dollars would do it? Used would not turn me off.
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Doug Fisher wrote:
A used Epson 4870, 4990 or V700/V750 will do 4x5. You should be able to get the first two for under $300. You might even be able to find a used V7xx for under $300 now.
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A used Epson 4870, 4990 or V700/V750 will do 4x5. You should be able to get the first two for under $300. You might even be able to find a used V7xx for under $300 now.
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I just got the V500 and now I need a V700? Ouch!!
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Farside wrote:
| Big Dawg wrote: |
| visualopsins wrote: |
| V500 biggest film scan area is only 6x12cm. 4x5 would need custom holder to scan in parts, stitch with software. |
That is sort of what I've been reading. What scanner below 300 dollars would do it? Used would not turn me off. |
Purely to do 4x5" and 9x12cm, I picked up an old Epson 2450 for twenty euros. It's fine at the job.
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