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nrj · 09/07/07, 02:13 PM

I use a Minolta Multipro which does 35mm at 4800 dpi and mf at 3200. I used to use a Nikkon 4000 for 35mm. I think the Multipro gives me better scans and comes with a glass holder for mf included. The software runs fine on my Mac with OS10.4.3. I've printed upto 22x17 from my Leica M6 chromes on my epson 3800 and like the results a lot, and prints from scanned mf show the expected benefits in print too. The multipro is discontinued but I bought mine secondhand with no problems. Last time I looked (1+ year ago) driver software was still available for download. I think its a really good scanner (I haven't tried the top and very expensive models like Imacon etc).

Nik

09/07/07, 02:13 PM	#12 (permalink)
nrj Benutzer Join Date: 09/26/06 Posts: 68	Re: Film scanner for 35mm (and maybe 6x6) I use a Minolta Multipro which does 35mm at 4800 dpi and mf at 3200. I used to use a Nikkon 4000 for 35mm. I think the Multipro gives me better scans and comes with a glass holder for mf included. The software runs fine on my Mac with OS10.4.3. I've printed upto 22x17 from my Leica M6 chromes on my epson 3800 and like the results a lot, and prints from scanned mf show the expected benefits in print too. The multipro is discontinued but I bought mine secondhand with no problems. Last time I looked (1+ year ago) driver software was still available for download. I think its a really good scanner (I haven't tried the top and very expensive models like Imacon etc). Nik