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RE: filmscanners: Magnification of light - AND brief density math lesson...



> And BTW, when Austin talks about 5080 dpi from 35 mm film,
> he probably should have mentioned that it takes about an hour
> or so to produce that scan, in RGB.  I hope you're not in
> a hurry. <g>

That's not entirely true.  It depends on the exposure time, and how new the
bulb is.  If you set exposure to min, it will scan in around %20 the time.

B&W is single pass, and can use min exposure, so it is really comparable to
the newer scanners in terms of scan time.




 




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