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[filmscanners] RE: Better DOF than Nikon?



> From: arm
>
>       The Minolta works great, have had no problems.    Also have
> an L-8000
> which can do 35mm but the Minolta is much easier to use.   I use the
> LS-8000 for MF and also have edge blur.    I guess to compare apples with
> apples I should compare with an LS-4000 which I think is very similar to
> the Minolta as far as ease of use.    I scan at 5400dpi and have no
> problems.   I truth I have had them both for a short time (less than a
> month) so have not really run a comparison by doing several negatives and
> slides in both machines to see how much of a difference the
> 5400dpi is with the 4000dpi of the LS-8000.

Is it likely that a medium format scanner will have greater DOF than a 35mm
scanner, just because it needs it for larger pieces of film?

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Ciao,               Paul D. DeRocco
Paul                mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com

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