Don, thank you for your earlier response. I have an Epson V300 Scanner with one template that has:
4- 2x2 openings for mounted slides. a slot for 35mm negs in a strip about 9"" longAs you know when you scan slides the white backing on the cover must be removed so that the light opening on the cover is over the slides and will shine through them. The opening in my V300 cover is only 40mm wide not enough for the 120 mounted slides that expose about 54mm. My old Epson Perfection 3170 had a light opening of 70mm which was to accommodate 2 rows of 35mm film which would be more than enough for 120 negatives for which they also have a bottom template. It would be easy to make a bottom template for 120 on the V300 but it would not seem to have enough light on the cover for the width.
I have not given scanning slides 35mm a real try on my V300 that I will do. Both scanners are in the $100 range and probably are not the best,
Roger----- Original Message ----- From: Don Williams
To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2012 1:27 PM Subject: [rollei_list] Scanning Slides a general questionI see several apparently nice combination scanners on the market which claim to scan flat surfaces and 35mm slides and negatives.
Some are advertised as being able to scan 3-4 35mm slides at one time.Does anyone know whether that is as a strip or as a group of 2X2 slides. If the latter, it seems that one could make a template to handle a MF slide or negative.
Anyone with one of these who knows their scanning layout? Thanks,DAW
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