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Date: 01/23/21 16:16
Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: smf2mry

I have a large format (8x10) color transparency, that I'm trying to scan on my Epson V600 scanner.  So far it only scans random pieces of it, or if I try to scan as a document, it's really dark. Is this item beyond the capability of my scanner?



Date: 01/24/21 03:15
Re: Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: bob01566

I may be wrong, but from the online specs it appears the transparency unit on the V600 is not capable of scanning 8x10.
Compare the specs of the V750 which I use regularly for 8x10 negs and chromes.
Not sure this helps........

Bob
nerrp.com



Date: 01/24/21 06:10
Re: Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: Arved

If the project isn't big enough to justify the cost of a  scanner capable of large format work, you may try scanning in strips and the stitching the strips together, like a panorama.

Arved Grass
Fleming Island, FL



Date: 01/26/21 07:32
Re: Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: smf2mry

Thanks bob01566 and Arved for your responses.  



Date: 01/30/21 06:05
Re: Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: LV95032

V600 is not capable of 8x10. You need a V750, V800, or V850 to scan full 8x10 transparencies. The museum I volunteered at regularly did 8x10 glas plates on a V800.
Rich

smf2mry Wrote:
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> I have a large format (8x10) color transparency,
> that I'm trying to scan on my Epson V600 scanner.
>  So far it only scans random pieces of it, or if
> I try to scan as a document, it's really dark. Is
> this item beyond the capability of my scanner?



Date: 01/31/21 07:42
Re: Scanning Large Format Transparencies
Author: Frisco1522

My V700 will do 8x10 negs/transparencies.   I've had it for several years and it is first class.



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