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I have a Plustek 8100 (as 8200 with no IR dust channel as I shoot B/W only). I am two or three months into using it so have no significant fraction of the experience and technical advice given above to which I defer.

 

My purpose is to post to Flickr and I have not tried to scan for printing.

I have processed entirely in Silverfast 8, as supplied, straight to jpeg.

 

Having said that my results are satisfactory, to me, as below.

 

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On full size the saddle stitching is in good detail.

This is Silvermax in D23, not the sharpest developer in the world. Leica iiic/f Canon 35mm f2. The full size jpeg is on Flickr. I think it is my most recent post as I have a backlog of developing the weather being too hot !!

 

 

My settings are on the red workflow pilot.

B+W 16-8bit

N Mid 4 or 5 usually but I move it about.

Contrast +20 ish sometimes up or down a bit

CCRV Auto tick ( no idea what this does)

Exposure 0.6 (seems to default to this) I have moved it for gross exposure errors of mine

Unsharp mask 100 power

1.0 radius

Threshold 0

Lost on this so i left it as default :)

 

Scanned for 270 dpi, read somewhere this was good idea ;-) jpeg output

3600dpi scan giving 4.2MB output file on the posted image.

 

It does what I want in one process but your requirement may be different.

 

If there are any settings that are relevant and I have missed them let me know, but I can say I am very happy with the output of this scanner, especially given the cost, but mine may be a "good" well aligned copy at the top end of the quality curve.

 

I am using standard holders without tape, although that is a brill idea given some of the Scopix X-ray film I shot recently which could double as a clock mainspring.:D

 

 

I would appreciate any input from the previous posters on the scan and settings if I can improve them without additional time in front of the computer, I like my streamlined workflow.

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