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do i need a coolscan V?
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Hi, does anyone have a succinct recommendation re: film scanners?
I remember being perfectly happy, in 2001, with that era’s Coolscan. Do I really need to dig deep and get a V or 5000?
thanks!
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2009-07-16 17:47:00 UTC
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Gilby,
Depends on the final use of the scan and how fast you want them done. I’ve used the Coolscan IV and it’s slower and a bit smaller resolution (if I remember) but if you’re scanning for online or newsprint it’s more than enough. I’ve even used the old CanoScan FS4000US quite a lot and it worked great for full screen online scans.
-Christopher
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I have a coolscan V and am VERY pleased with it…
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i have a coolscan v ed also happy now that the scanner and i have learned how to play together! it was a big jump from my old canoscan. wonderful images off it especially off my old colour positive images!
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epson v 700..thats all you need
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If you are scanning 35mm, I would stay away from the flatbed scanners. In my experience, it is just a passable scan. It would depend on how big of a print you would want to make from it. I would be curious to here from those with the Coolscan V how big they are printing?
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