Magnasonic All-in - A single 22- Megapixel film scanner is useful for quickly scanning 35mm slides, creating a catalog, or viewing on screen, but it's not enough if you want to make prints larger than 20 x 25 cm (8 x 10 in ) are. Part of the problem is resolution: a Kodachrome slide can hold the equivalent of 50MB of information, but this device captures 14 megapixels, interpolated to 22 megapixels. It also seems that the color depth is limited. Pros: Easy to use and set up, fast throughput, easy to adjust brightness, easy to remove dust from the light source. Cons: Limited resolution, clouds and other washed out highlights that are obviously yellow, limited color depth. Tip: Cut manila folders into strips according to the media width (e.g. 5 cm for 35mm slides), write a description of the slide series and take a picture in front of each box.
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