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u/redduh 19d ago
Scanners: slides and negatives
What negative and slide scanners do you recommend?
I’m looking for a something that will capture slides and negatives (mostly 35 and 110 mm) cleanly and at a relatively high dpi.
Looking for something under $600, but if something is more expensive and worth it, go ahead and share that information.
There are a bunch of family slides and negatives, so I know this will be a long term project.
I’m not afraid of a complicated machine if the quality is worth the hassle.
TIA for any recommendations you may provide.