Tips on Scanning Black and White Film

[@wizzyew]

Thank you so much for providing this guide. Really helpful!! And thanks for shearing your experience with us ))

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

Keeping it real since 2006 on the FR! You are most welcome and I am just getting started! Cheers- Steve

[@sibbiblue]

Thanks a lot for this great guide. I love it. It is always inspiring to see how other people tackle their scanning tasks. I would love to see how you do color scans. Just a short question, how do you mount the film on the Epson flatbed? It looks super clean, no frame or something similar?

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

There are two videos I did here on modifying the Epson scanner- here is the link to the first- Scanning Secrets Part 1 or How to Make Your Scanner Love You
th-cam.com/video/vBRE8ptVBsc/w-d-xo.html
I am also about to post a video on color and color space for printing and work that I think would be helpful with regards to color scanning--

[@sibbiblue]

Perfect. I will check out the video and cannot wait to see the upcoming tutorial on color scanning. Thank you so much

[@miller1520]

Brilliant. Thanx!!

[@Vincent-sp5iz]

Thanks already for so much information. Do you also have recommendations for scanning black and white positive film? I did shoot some Fomapan R100 and can use some tips/tricks on scanning this film.

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

There is a video today or tomorrow that may help- stay tuned!

[@Vincent-sp5iz]

Okay, thanks!!@@FIGITALREVOLUTION

[@mynewcolour]

Awesome channel, subbed.

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

Thanks for the sub!

[@winterdavid5693]

thank you very much

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

You are welcome

[@marcus-cs2df]

im using plustek 8200i se… does this still work

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

It should

[@wabashamj]

thank you for this, it helps a lot

[@FIGITALREVOLUTION]

Glad to help