ArtixScan 4000tf Film Scanner
Joined: Jan 1997
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From: UK
Might I suggest a look at the Nikon Coolscan models if this is for semi pro or archival work. I won't bother getting into an optical peeing contest - they're all pretty good.
Check out Nikon for the ICE software it is bundled with - adds time to the scan but I have never, ever seen such incredible results in one step deletion of dirt, dust, scratches and the effects of time on negs and trannies.
Rob
Check out Nikon for the ICE software it is bundled with - adds time to the scan but I have never, ever seen such incredible results in one step deletion of dirt, dust, scratches and the effects of time on negs and trannies.
Rob
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Brisbane, Australia
Thanks PPRuNe Towers for your response. I had a look at the Nikon range as this was my first choice. However, I am advised that the Nikon ICE software will not work on Kodachrome which constitutes 99% of my collection. This prompted me to look at the Microtek as it will deliver 4000 dpi for $500 less than the Nikon.
Cheers
Cheers
