Scanning Secrets Part 1 or How to Make Your Scanner Love You
Scanning Secrets Part 1 is the first in a series on how to maximize your scanner for film! In this video we explore calibration of the plane of focus and the use of Anti Newton Glass to achieve a very clean flat scan. Future posts will examine scanning software and proper workflow. This post is in celebration of achieving 200 subscribers here on Figital Revolution 2.0 Scanning Secrets Part TWO will be released when we hit 250 subscribers here OR a total of 15 Patreon Supporters at any amount. / figitalrevolution Anti Newton Glass Link (I purchase the 8x10 option as it provides more flexibility): Viva la Revolution- Steve #scanningfilm #scanning #photography #film #figitalrevolution #hybridphotography #epsonscanner #antinewtonglass
Scanner Secrets Part TWO
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Epson V750 vs Imacon 646 Scanning Part 1
