Hello Mailing-Listeners,
I'm thinking to attached and enlarger to a scanner to project medium
format negative on the scanner plate and scan them. This would increase
the resolution and allow the scanning of whole medium format size
negatives/slides whithout buying an more expensive, which could to do
this directly.
However, someone on rec.photo.equipment.medium-format (Johan Erasmus)
tried this already and reported that the image, if visible at all, was
very weak
My questions:
In what range can the scanner sensitivity by chosen by SANE? Arbritary
or fixed exposure times?
Which scanners support such manipulation of their sensitivity?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Markus
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I'm thinking to attached and enlarger to a scanner to project medium format negative on the scanner plate and scan them. This would increase the resolution and allow the scanning of whole medium format size negatives/slides whithout buying an more expensive, which could to do this directly.
However, someone on rec.photo.equipment.medium-format (Johan Erasmus) tried this already and reported that the image, if visible at all, was very weakMy questions:
In what range can the scanner sensitivity by chosen by SANE? Arbritary or fixed exposure times?
Which scanners support such manipulation of their sensitivity?Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Markus
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Markus WOLLGARTENwollgarten@iap.phys.ethz.ch
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