What I like about Wolverine: β’ Colors are pretty good β’ Very good film guides β’ Great preview screen (big and colorful) My approach: 1) Put my negatives in the right order in the posts 2) I wipe Wolverine with a brush (very important) 3) Then I scan the negatives (to a memory card, a memory card is generally required I think) 4) I use Microsoft Photos to crop image files if necessary 5) With Adobe Elements I do some image adjustments (usually just AutoSmartFix) 6) I close all files and on Windows I rotate all landscape images properly so now all images are portrait 7) I now open all images in Photoshop Elements and remove dust and scratches if necessary present. The fact that all the images are in portrait orientation makes it easy to place them on screen at very high magnification making this easy. 8) If necessary, the image is rotated to the left. I really recommend Wolverine, but in my opinion you also need an image editor and if you spend a few bucks on a memory card, this converter gets a lot better.
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