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IntroductionIn the digital age we live in, allot of photographers have loads of old negatives/positives laying around, and what better to do with those old pictures, then to bring them back to life with a scanner. The PF 3650 pro3, definitely comes with a good bundle both on the hardware side and the software side. The big question is, does it do the job, and how well SpecificationsScanning Media: 35mm roll film, slides or filmstrips price paid: $ 400 USD Positives
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VerdictThis scanner can produce really nice scans, it`s just not that straight forward. It seems to me, using the film presets, gives you worse results then choosing generic. Since this scanner seem to vary so much on the scans, it is of less value. The scans that it gets right tough , is of really high quality. If you can get consistent results from this scanner, it`s really good. It all depends on how much time you want to spend scanning your pictures, and figuring out how to get good results from it.. The good scans from this scanner is as good as with the Nikon coolscan V. Features AlternativesNikon Super Coolscan 5000 ED. From: $1,099.95 USD Nikon Super Coolscan 9000 ED. From: $1,998.95 USD *Prices and rebates are subject to change listed price is from July 31, 2009 Sample PicturesImages have been imported to photoshop CS3 through Capture NX 2 thus leaving the original image settings as shot, I. E white balance, sharpening, etc .etc. Full resolution sample images are in RGB color mode. Check out my copyright page for information about usage of these images. |
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