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Article #210Re: scanning 2 1/4" negatives
From: John Blunden
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 1998 00:00
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>we are using an Agfa flatbed scanner, Horizon Plus (or Ultra) >We batch scan these on a "universal plate" which is a little >over A4 in size, where we can 'batch scan' up to 12 med format negs >at a time. The negs are placed and set for individual scans then you >can let the scanner do its thing and they are ready in 1/2 an hour, >while you do something else. >David Adams >Copying Services - Team Leader >Timeframes http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/ We also use an Agfa Horizon Ultra. This an excellent way to get a large number of scans in a relatively short time. For single images, we have a Kodak 3570 that gives good results, altho it is out for repair at the moment. John Blunden
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