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I'm new here. Just noticed there didn't seem to be any messages about the 1660. I've had one several weeks and have been very happy with it. It includes a 35mm film adapter that can hold a strip of up to 6 negatives or 4 mounted slides. I've scanned many slides, some negatives and some prints. Fortunately most of my slides and negatives are very clean; I get great results with them. I've needed to do only minimal post processing. I have a collection with several samples on my fotopic site if anyone is interested. This scanner runs about $120. Good enough for me!
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I checked out the earlier thread about film scanners, but as this was more business orientated (too expensive!), I didn't want to clutter it up with recommendations for cheaper stuff.
I discovered a load of colour negatives (various sizes) containing pictures that I no longer have the prints...01-25-2007, 05:44 AM -
I'm just starting a small business and have clients who want slides scanned. I have an HP that scans up to 3 slides, but has no dust removal software.
I would like to spend around $500 and am looking at the CanoScan 9950F, which seems to have been discontinued. Another option I've seen...01-12-2007, 12:04 PM -
This model has just been brought to my attention. It's the Veho VFS-001 USB film scanner. Cheapest around £60 so now I'm interested! Never heard of them before so has anyone experienced these?10-04-2007, 01:22 PM
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I'm going to be purchasing a new scanner soon. The one I currently have does not scan negatives or slides. I don't want to purchase a sub-standard product. Any (expert) opinions would be most appreciated. Thank you!
03-30-2006, 02:24 PM -
I've been wanting to copy/convert about 3500 slides,dating from 1940-1985.
My daughter gave me a 21C Digital Converter for Christmas,that she got from Walmart.
21C is one of many brand names that are produced by VuPoint.
http://www.vupointsolutions.com/filmandslide-converter...02-23-2009, 07:49 AM