To scan 35mm slides is a 48 bit flatbed scanner with a slide adapter good enough? - slide scanners compared
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Monday, December 28, 2009
Slide Scanners Compared To Scan 35mm Slides Is A 48 Bit Flatbed Scanner With A Slide Adapter Good Enough?
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As a rule, not for professionals * work depending on how it is defined.
Regardless of the bit depth of the scanner at once (although more is better), no matter how many pixels the sensor can scan slides.
A good dedicated slide scanner to scan 4000 or even 8000 pixels, a flatbed scanner with respect to exploration capabilities, normally from 1200 to 2400 pixels on 35-mm lens.
Explorations of a flatbed scanner are also generally lower dynamic range of a film scanner.
But the results of an airplane a good relationship with an adapter from 35 mm to be good enough anyway for display on the screen and work on the Web, which is a low resolution. However, the pressure may not be sufficient, depending on the size and resolution you need for printing.
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