David HoDoes anyone have film scanner recommendations?
Jim Hughes ☢️@davidho flatbed with transparency (Epson for example) give you a lot of flexibility in terms of formats and bulk scanning, but the glass is a magnet for fingerprints scratches etc!
@sideshow_jim What if I'm lazy and I want to feed 35 mm film strips into a machine and have it automatically scan a few frames?
@davidho Nikon coolscan range was very good as I recall for that (although 2nd hand market now). Don't know owt about the plustek ones unfortunately (think they allow the "stick a strip in and hit go" approach but don't know if they're any good)
Rob C@davidho @sideshow_jim like, a negative scanner? Most professional scanners will let you do it and it’s an easy conversion in Photoshop.
Seconding recs for the Epson scanners. They’re excellent.