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110 flim

  • 13-09-2012 1:32pm
    #1
    cena
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    Can I just scan these flims using my normal scanner


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  • #2
    Effects
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    You'll need a film scanner. Even with one of them it can be tricky to scan 110 as there's no default holder for the film.


  • #3
    pete4130
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    I bought a special made holder for 110. Cost about US$80-90 for my Epson V500. Image quality from any 110 I shoot is pretty bad at best. It's small format and out of date by a good few years. I still love it though.

    If you get a film scanner you can lay it down on the scanner and hold it down with coins/weights and don't let the scanner software fo a preview scan. That way you can do a manual crop in on the film to select the picture you want to scan. It means you do it 1 picture at a time and its more time consuming but its the best way if you don't have a 110 negative holder.


  • #4
    Effects
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    I saw a website recently where someone placed two strips in a 35mm holder and it seemed to work alright.


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