Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:46 am Post subject: Canon DP 10 adapter |
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TrueLoveOne wrote:
Hello!
The internet isn't very helpfull on this one... or I am looking in the wrong places.....
I have the Canon DP 10 adapter, which is a tube with some lenses, and 2 adapters. One for slides, and one for 35mm film negatives. It is brandnew, and even the manual is in the box.
However: the manual states it was originally made for a Canon videocamera, the VC10, and there's no info whatsoever for the use of lightsource. It just says: tungsten or natural light.
I have it fitted on a 135mm lens, so I can copy the negative from the strip to the DSLR.
Now I wondered if there's anybody out there who has used this piece of equipment, and wants to share tips and tricks with me. What lightsource do you use, and what lens do you use?
Also: I use LR4, which is not able to convert negative images to positive. MS paint does have this function.... or is there a better alternative, preferably free, piece of software? PS is too expensive and to difficult imho......
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