Canon canoscan 8600F review by Stockholmviews.com, page 5
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Scanning 6x17 film with the Canon 8600F |
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image scanned at 2400px/in filesize 14000x4800pix (straitened and slightly croped) |
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and 45mb @ jpg10 USM: R=0.3 A=300 T=0 (film type Fuji NPS160 negative film) |
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Yes the red marks are crop positions :0) |
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Crop1 from above image at 100% |
Crop2 from above image at 100% |
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Crop3 from above image at 100% |
Crop4 from above image at 100% |
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The same image scanned with Canon 9950F can be found at the diy 6x17 page (slightly different crop) |
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And a B&W example. |
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| image scanned at 2400px/in filesize 1500x5100pix (straitened and slightly croped) and 28mb @ jpg10, USM: R=0.9 A=400 T=0 (film type Ilford Delta 100) |
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Crop1 from above image at 100% |
Crop1 from above image at 100% |
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Crop1 from above image at 100% |
Crop1 from above image at 100% |
Last exaple of 120 film is this 6x6 slide film scan (Velvia 100F) |
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image scanned at 2400px/in filesize 4850x4900pix (straitened and slightly croped) |
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and 20mb @ jpg10, USM: R=0.7 A=500 T=0 (film type Velvia 100F) download the full res image as specified abowe[ here ] |
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Overview and crop positions |
Crop 1 from the 6x6 scan |
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Crop 1 from the 6x6 scan |
Crop 1 from the 6x6 scan |
| The following pages will contain some tweak atempts and I will once again go back to 35mm film format and the building construction image :0) |
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