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RE: filmscanners: LS-40/Vuescan cropping



>> In their zeal to make totally electronic cameras, Canon eliminated 
>> the sprocket that counts eight holes per frame, replacing it with an 
>> infrared sensor. I'd suggest that plays a role your "nonstandard" 
>> spacing.

Ah. I see. What a PITA. :-(

Having said that, it looks to be a combination of the problem - if Fuji,
Kodak and all the other films I've used can manage to get the sprocket
holes spaced at the same distance, I fail to see why Agfa can't.

As I said, I'll just have to stick to the former two types of film.

Mark
(Novice photographer, but learning quickly :-)




 




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