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Nostalgia & History > slide scanner testDate: 09/27/13 18:10 slide scanner test Author: MEKoch Trying out a new Prime Film 7200
 Date: 09/27/13 18:11 Re: slide scanner test Author: MEKoch Scan is not sharp. I guess it is the slide....
Date: 09/27/13 18:14 Re: slide scanner test Author: MEKoch a second attempt
 Date: 09/27/13 18:15 Re: slide scanner test Author: MEKoch This slide is sharper and color is accurate.
Date: 09/27/13 18:45 Re: slide scanner test Author: CCMF Any image with may parallel lines (read: fluting for instance) will fool a scanner just like they do with digital cameras. Not sure why this is, but it is, so don't use that first image as part of your experimentation. Exposure is good though.
Bill Miller Galt, ON Date: 09/27/13 19:05 Re: slide scanner test Author: ATSF100WEST Try scanning at a higher resolution. I scan my slides at 4800 dpi.
Bob ATSF100WEST......Out Date: 09/27/13 20:38 Re: slide scanner test Author: railstiesballast Considering the size of TO file attachments, evaluating scans here may be a two-step process.
The first image would be overall, to look at exposure, color, etc. A second image as an elargement of a small part could be enough dpi to tell us about sharpness. (I am pleased with the small file size, here, my old hand held images and 110 format images don't reveal all their flaws, and they load quickly. Date: 09/28/13 12:05 Re: slide scanner test Author: Out_Of_Service the first photo looks like it was taken in the upper level Powelton Ave yard ... now Septa's yard
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