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Still looking at purchasing a tool to scan negatives and slides. I've got the opportunity of buying a Minolta Dual IV. Specs look good, XP drivers... it's ticking all the boxes, particularly since it is one of the few scanners that can do APS as well.
I had a dual scan 2 until it failed a couple of years back, it gave quite good results if a little slow when scanning at max resolution. I also looked at aps adaptors for this scanner but they were well over a hundred quid at the time and also very rarely appear on ebay. ATB Martin
Ps probably not much help but there is a scan in my gallery of an infrared image off 35mm
There is a school of thought that you should buy a scanner, scan all your film, then sell the scanner on and you should get most of you investment back
I have one in the cupboard doing very little since I scanned all my APS negs. Is a bit slow but then you can set it do a roll and leave it to finish the job. Bit of a colour cast but nothing that Lightroom WB & Tint can't quickly fix.
Mine has a SCSI interface. Can you fit one to your PC if necessary?
I already have a SCSI interface as I use my PC for audio quite a lot. So yes, I could fit an older model. But from what I understand, the Minoltas with SCSI tend to be fairly old, Dual Scan II and older. I'm more interested in the IV as the resolution give about 4000x3000, which is good.
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