How to Digitize your Film Negatives

http://getconnectedmedia.com - Digitize your film negatives using the Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Scanner. Mike shows us how to scan your negatives and store them digitally on your computer.

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Science & Technology

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• Plustek
• OpticFilm
• 7600i
• Scanner
• Photo
• Negatives
• Digitize
• GetConnected
• GC
• Mike Agerbo

[666alberto]

@killthebetrayer thanks for fast answer, i saw v330 for 100bucks,

scanning A4 Color at 600 Dpi -> 37 sec

scanning Qualità Best Negatives 35 mm at 2400 dpi -> 52 secondi

you think that for DIAPOSITIVE (slides) 300dpi is sufficient?

i've surfed hours but i didn't find video of post-elaboration:

i mean the 4slides at time scanned, are they automatically cutted by sw?(i hope yes!)

[killthebetrayer]

@666alberto The Epson V300 is good for you. The V700 is better, but a lot more expensive. A 300dpi is a good resolution for a scan (unless if you want to print a very large format)

[666alberto]

@killthebetrayer damn god 7200dpi 380MB!! how much of that is useless distortion? please i need a good tip :

i've to digitalize just MINE >25000 diapositive, what machine would you suggest me? (and what resolution compromise to quality/MB) thanks

[killthebetrayer]

@productionmaniacp98 He said that you can't fit 3 of these images in 1GB.

[productionmaniacp98]

Lol, not 1 GB. 1GB is 1024mb and do your math, cuz 383mb x 2 isn't 1024 ;)

[MrPhornlim]

How can I buy it?

[Qapernik]

му..ак. пальцами негативы лапает. по хлебалу бы ему.

штука хорошая, но очень дорогая. - не для домашнего пользования.

[ctphoto]

Its PPI not DPI, DPI is what a printer does, scanners and Photoshop are all work in PPI.