does it turn negatives automaticaly to possitive? or do I need to work on it with photoshop?
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yes, but you do have to tell it what kind of film it is i.e. B&W neg,color neg,color slide, it gives great resolution and color rendition...it also comes with photoshop elements (my unit did ) another thing you can scan 2 1/4 film.thats one big pic. I have had this unit for a few years. and it does good work. also, I went to college and majored in photography, so I have some experience in film...
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yes, but you do have to tell it what kind of film it is i.e. B&W; neg,color neg,color slide,it gives great resolution and color rendition...it also comes with photoshop elements (my unit did )another thing you can scan 2 1/4 film.thats one big pic.I have had this unit for a few years. and it does good work.also, I went to college and majored in photography, so I have some experience in film...
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The Polaroid makes a negative when you peel apart the images. After the chemicals dry you can scan the image (s).
870254
You either connect POSITIVE to the POSITIVE and the NEGATIVE to the NEGATIVE. Or you can BRIDGE them together the TWO POSITIVES together and the TWO NEGATIVES together. Both will work either way.
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A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking,... » Read More A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. « Show Less
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For slides you put them in one at a time. I haven't done negatives so I have no idea about them.
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I have several scanners, but from what I remember about this particular one, I don't believe so. The one that I do have that says it does negatives makes the picture a very odd color. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
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Mark, I used it for slides and it worked well, It comes with a slider that you put your negatives in, you should be fine.
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when you scroll though the main menu you will see a setting for color negatives, slides, and B/W negatives. as each one appears it should which one it is.
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If you could mount the negatives in a slide case, then you can take the picture and then use your software to make a negative of your negative.
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Yes. We used it for negatives from earlier than that. Be sure to dust them first.
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Since this does not work for older, larger negatives I ordered an Epson Perfection V500 from Amazon. Got it today and used it on some old 2.5 X 3.5" B/W negatives from the 1930's. Once I got it figured out it did a great job coverting directly from neg to pos with no extra software needed. I even enlarged some up to 8 X10 and printed them on plain paper and they came out great. Only problem is the precess is slow--about 3 min. per negative once you have it set up and it must be used with your computer. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but like I said previously it does a much better job with negatives than slides. Slides come out so so and need some adjusting with Photoshop.
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No, you will have to develop your film first. If you try with undeveloped film, you will ruin the film by exposing it to light. This scanner works with negatives and/or slides (positives).
2266646
Yes, it automatically rotates them. I haven't noticed any distortion, however my pictures are all very large (1200x1000) jpeg files from my camera so I wonder if that helps with not seeing distortion.
2266647
Yes, it automatically rotate, No noticeable distortion if the original shots resolution was high.
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I found that you can do small adjustments before scanning, mainly exposure, but I do more once I've uploaded it to my computer. The exposure adjustments are pretty good though.