If you're scanning 35mm slides or negatives, or something small and finely detailed like a postage stamp, you'll need a scanner that claims an optical resolution of at least 4,800ppi.

Or scan service records for your car? The best scanners convert ... including photos, film negatives, and slides. It includes two sets of film holders, one for 35mm film strips or slides and ...

It handled everything we threw at it -- line art, 35mm negatives ... is illuminated by a lamp in the scanner body. Transmissive material like a film negative or slide is illuminated by a lamp ...

We weren't trying to recover the best image we could ... capable machine that made it simple to scan 35mm negatives and slides with helpful automatic defect removal using either the bundles ...

Color temperature: White (10000-12000K) Free APP: Comes with a free APP for download, which can scan negatives, black and white photos, and ordinary photos. It can convert slides and negatives ...

See other recommendations for the best film scanner. Use a phone or camera to digitise 35mm film. The cardboard box is easy to set up and a built-in LED backlight shows you when the negatives are ...

Or scan service records for your car? The best scanners convert ... including photos, film negatives, and slides. It includes two sets of film holders, one for 35mm film strips or slides and ...

However this is not a bad thing as Plustek’s 35mm strip holder is one of the best around, being very simple to use, and holding the negatives perfectly flat for an even scan. Unfortunately, there is ...

35mm scanners are comparatively more common, so [Christian Chapman] decided to modify one to suit medium film instead. The hack is for the Plustek 8100, and requires modifying the scanner in two ways.

Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, scanners, projectors, storage, and monitors. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers ...

Photos, unbound documents, receipts, and business cards are the most obvious things to scan, but you might also need to scan bound books, magazines, film (slides and negatives), or easily damaged ...