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>I am in the process of buying scanning equipment to convert our Television
>Production Photographs into a digital archive. We have many different film
>formats to consider but the 2 1/4" negatives (mainly from the 50,s and 60's)
>are a major concern.  Is it true that they would have to be mounted, I
>presume like slides, before scanning with a slide-negative scanner?  This is
>what we have been told by a vendor, or should we be using a flatbed scanner?
> Most of the negatives are in strips of 2 - I really don't want to cut them.
> Any advice would be appreciated.
>Lynda Barnett
>CBC Design Library & Still Photo Archive

We've been using the Kodak RFS 3570 for a couple of years now and it does a
fine job with strips of 2-1/4 (120) film...It will handle everything from
35mm up to 2-1/4 X 3-1/4

I not sure, but I don't think there's a holder available from Kodak for
_Mounted_ large format slides - I believe they have to be un mounted for
scanning.

35mm has both an mounted and unmounted holder.

Hope this helps.