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I could lay a whole notebook sheet of Negs on the bed and scan the whole sheet a make a contact sheet and then go back and pick out the few to really scan. These newer ones have these fussy "holders". I tried using a light panel as the backlight ,but could not get find a way to fool it to get the scanner strip to shut off.
I have owned the Epson V for quite a while now. It is hooked up to my Desktop computer with Windows 10 and I have never had any problems with it. No need for me to switch to my MacBook.
I do not know why the author had such issues. Has always worked fine for me. I think HP scanjet is the best in recapturing photo scan, it does a good job with negative too. Since it is old tech it scan for ever, and not sure if there are updated driver. It sit in my box on a closet since it is huge like this epson.
I get my negative developed at panda lab too, but I scan my own since it would cost more. I don't shoot film anymore, so I'll leve my huge scanner in the closet. Not much resolution, slow, bulky and the usual thing with aging japanese hardware is the software really really sucks. Interface and functionality dont match, every Win update has a high probability and breaks the non conformal japanese driver.
It takes ages to update or it will more likely never happen. They still dont understand the USB protocoll. Its a systemic problem since Windows Using a Mac as a workaround is a total failure and unacceptable. The tester should have sent the review sample for this ad as untestable back.
My deskspace is limited. I dont own a printer nor a scanner anymore. Putting this boatanchor in my workflow will never happen again. I've used the V on various versions of Windows and various PC's and never had any software hiccup whatsoever. The scanner is handy for all kinds of documents besides photography, and a cheap laser printer rounds off my setup nicely.
Worth their space on my desk for sure. Good quality but still requires a lot of work in post. Much the same here. I used an Olympus E-M1. The slide duplicator needs a mm step up ring and throw away the crappy plastic lens that comes with it. It's pretty well perfect for 35mm slides. For backlight, I used a small Ledgo LED light on a lamp stand, the camera on a tripod and away I went with a couple of thousand slides.
Just couldn't see the value is a slide scanner. I have a standard scanner for prints. All done now. Hope never to see film again. For the WIndows 10, try this:. Then uninstall the program and install it again from their website rather than the DVD that came with the unit.
Here are my V scans 35mm and I've only used Epsonscan software. I've recently upgraded to the Epson V Its fim holder has ANR glass that keep the film flat and height adjustments for best focus.
These are 4x5 samples that compare favorably with a Howtek drum scanner. I also use Epsonscan software. For practical reasons any flatbed will be a better option for scanning. Drum scanners are far past end of life. They are hobbled along by certain experts or say Aztec for former Howtek scanners.
Operator skills show much more variation with drums, so unless you have someone that makes a scanner sing with maintained hardware, a simple Epson will be better at producing a reasonable scan. On top of that drum scanners scan positives better than negatives! Epson software sucks, I'd say Silverfast is the best option. I do think the V is a great choice, if I were still scanning that would be it. This little scanner is a poor choice for quality scans.
During the covid lock-down I did a quick write-up of my experiences of using different devices for film scanning. What is the deal with major manufacturers designing perfectly good hardware but then shipping it with bogus software that completely hamstrings their product?
See also every mobile app from every camera manufacturer. Don't they realize that if the software is crap, the entire product is crap as well?
It's not like they don't have the budget. Epson is a multi-billion-dollar company and the software is not exactly cutting edge in terms of what it needs to be able to do. It just needs to freakin' work right, and have the features that people need. Yet they put zero effort into this area, and it renders the whole product pointless. They might as well be manufacturing trash, and all because they forgot to update their software anytime in the last fifteen years.
Why drum scan 35mm film when the most resolution you'll ever get is about 10mp for speed colour film? Trouble was most people never really got all they could from 35mm film. Often down to poor technique and poor scanning. Digital was cleaner so many often felt early digital cameras were better then 35mm.
Plus, printing from an enlarger is better than using a scanner and printing on an ink jet. MHshooter — "printing from an enlarger is better than using a scanner and printing on an ink jet.
In my extensive experience with both processes, 'Photoshop' manipulation is far more capable and efficient than dodging, burning, masking, using variable contrast paper, and rubbing the print during development. One can argue about the general 'look' of the final print and prefer one over the other, but not about the ability to realize one's goals for tonal rendering, where the digital process far surpasses optical printing.
One can suggest that anything short of a pro drum scan can't reveal the complete tonal range of a negative, but once that scan is available, the result is superb. I say this from my own experience, not as a biased advocate. I have also worked with mural printing, where optical printing is extremely demanding and typically produces defects, even when the projection setup is carefully aligned and a large darkroom is available.
MHshooter — Have you worked with professional drum scans from well-exposed negs -- processed them to make digital prints from them? If not, you owe it to yourself to find out how great the results can be. It is expensive, but IMO it represents the best of both analog and digital worlds. Bad assumptions about how film grain works versus pixels. Film grains clump together which means the resolution you get are from clumps, not actual discrete film grains. Scanning at very high resolution images the clumps as 2D objects, hence you end up with huge file sizes from 35mm film frames, but no further resolution than a mp digital sensor.
MHShooter, as you said, you would be lucky to get 10 mp out of the best lens and finest film from any 35 mm camera. Anything above 80 lines per mm was tops during film days. Interesting, isn't it? Completely different reasons than for film, but the same effect. There have been some films Tech-Pan that paired with very special lenses maybe Nikon Ultra-Micro Nikkors that probably delivered more than 11mp.
It has been pointed out a couple of times and with resolution tests that de Epson Vxxx series don't really resolve more than to dpi. Scanning higher than that will not give you more detail, the optics are just not up to the task. At those resolutions, the scanning time is more acceptable and if you use good conversion software the results can be quite good. But you need a better dedicated film scanner or a nice ILC-scanning setup to get more detail.
But remember, there is no 'the one' correct inversion for a scan.. There is a lot of choice and the person doing the inversion has a lot of control and impact in the final result. This is the reason most people want to do it at home. Good quality scanning labs are rare these days. Must be better ones now. I have had this for about 8 years - does a pretty good job on 35mm - only scanned a few larger format photos.
Seem ok on films. Trouble is there aren't any better flat beds in that price range. The V is basically what is available. The v is better but much more expensive and the plustek scanners despite have more res are slow and only scan one frame at a time. DSLR like a D can give great results if you have the gear to go with it and know how to adjust the scans after. Thank you for this.
I've just barely gotten my feet wet with film and I see this as a terrific endorsement of letting the professionals do it unless I really get into film. Which is unlikely. My scans in professional mode on the V look infinitely better than those sorry results.
Most consumers. Older people. You think too highly of people. Most SLRs go innthe hands of people who never take it off Auto mode. Sharp enough on medium film or large format some year old. I have been using one for many years.
I scan for myself and clients. The results are a lot better then the test ones. I print 20x24 easily from 35mm slides and negs. One thing they got right was "a lot depends on the operator and the settings". I have clients that do their own and they are horrible!! I seriously have a hard time understanding why anyone would shoot film today. Look at the best possible images from the pro lab - they do not even approach modern dslr or mirrorless cameras.
I guess it is the difference between driving a Tesla or driving a model T Ford - some people just like to drive strange old stuff. It is hard to explain but the bottom line is my images since shooting with film have improved in my opinion. And on top of that, I am enjoying it a lot more. I had lost my mojo a bit with digital and was bored. Getting more digital gear was not the answer.
Going MF film was the answer. The world is full of questions, isn't it? I have a hard time understanding why a photographer, who should nominally have an understanding of intellectual property, would steal David Hobby's copyrighted work to use as an avatar but here we are.
As far as your analogy is concerned, shooting film can be like driving a Model T, or a Mercedes Benz gullwing, or a hopped up Nova to take to the dragstrip, or a nimble Honda S, or even a heavy Mack truck. The variety of film and film cameras hardly deserve to be lumped into a single poorly thought out analogy from someone who isn't interested.
If you don't understand it, that's fine. But there are plenty of others who do. Medium or large format film are probably the main remaining use cases for all but a niche - since the cost delta between MF film and MF digital is HUGE. The biggest use for stuff like this are people who want to digitize old film from back in the day.
In my case, I use a macro lens, copy stand, and lighttable. The analogy was wrt the scanned film from a professional scanning service.
And comparing that to any modern FF camera. I do not think any 35mm film can compare favorably to modern FF sensors. Fine - you like the process of shooting film.
You like to see some image you took with film and feel satisfied knowing that it was a process to get it that way. That works well for you. But - if you are interested in others liking your images - digital is a more flexible, higher quality medium. This is a creative, subjective medium. I know this is a gear heads forum but cameras are not for measuring , they are built for a creative purpose. Brownie - "if you are interested in others liking your images" - What an absurd statement.
I suppose you are a photographer or someone who looks at images at least? With the front-loading sheet paper cassette 6 you can re-fill paper with ease. The cartridges can also be accessed in the front of the machine, with the Single Cartridge System you will only have one unit to replace when each toner runs out.
The sheet automatic document feeder allows users to feed multiple pages at a time, instead of just one, which can help to save time when scanning and copying. With a print quality of x dpi you can ensure your office will experience the quality it deserves. These documents are printed in both color and black and white at speeds of up to 14 pages per minute 1 with a quick first print time of 18 seconds or less 2.
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