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[filmscanners] Re: New Epson 3200 Photo



Bruce,
Wouldnt the black velvet induce dust in the scanner ? Could some black as
such used in darkroom do the same without the dust ?

Please keep us posted as to how your modifications come out.
Cheers,
Andre

As a 5x7 and 8x10 shooter, I have to agree. Still, I'll probably get
one to replace my 2450, which appears to share the same chassis. I
will then disassemble the 2450, line the interior with black velvet,
and replace the glass with an aluminum plate with a 4.5 x 9 cutout.
The former to increase separation in dense areas by reducing internal
reflections, the latter to provide a clear optical path. In other
words, convert it to a dedicated film scanner.

If the results improve as much as I suspect, I'd do the same on the 3200.

--
Bruce C. Kinch
Associate Professor of Photography
The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University

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