Canon canoscan 8800F review by Stockholmviews.com, page 2
 
 

Film scanning (35mm film)
All crop's below is at 4800dpi at 100% from the above 35mm Velvia 100F slide film.
USM=unsharp mask sharpening   A=amount R=radius T=threshold
 
 
crop 1 no USM Crop 1 with USM
Crop 1 no USM applied, straight from scanner.
Crop 1 USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
crop 2 of the Canoscan 8600 review Crop 2 with USM applied for sharpening
Crop 2 no USM applied, straight from scanner.
Crop 2 USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
 
 
Canon 8600F review third crop position Crop 3 USM added
Crop 3 no USM applied, straight from scanner.
Crop 3 USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
 
Crop 3 scanned at 2400dpi and interpolated to 4800dpi USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
 
 
Canon canoscan 8600F film capable scanner review Crop 4 Crop 4 with USM applied
Crop 4 no USM applied, straight from scanner.
Crop 4 USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
 
Crop 4 scanned at 2400dpi and interpolated to 4800dpi USM applied A=400 R=2.1 T=0
 
 
  USM was applied to the hole image before cropping out the samples
  (To be able to control the quality of sharpening).
 
  My intention are to let the images speak for them self.
  Maybe I will ad some comments later.
 
  I suggest the [ forum ] if you like to discuss or comment this review.
 
  Next page will contain some comparisons with my other scanners.
 
 
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