High Res scanning of 35mm negatives @ $6 per roll 36exp only~!
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Some of the FAQs,
1)my scanner have those dust removal feature,but scan will be pixelated and not recommeded
2)the scan will be a 16 base scan in 3818x2546 resolution,Tiff is not recommended since each pix might be over 20mb,36x20mb=720+mb 1CD not enuf to burn.But if u insist on Tiff,i can do it for u at $10 per roll.
3)i do scan individual frames of unmounted 35mm slides and negatives at $1 each.(min $6)
pls note dat my definition of one roll is 7 strips of 6 frames or 40frames max.(the original way u get it back from developing)
if u cut a strip into 3 frames each for a roll which results in 8 strips,it will cost u $6+$1 for the scanning of the additional strip,be it a single frame or a strip of 3 frames.
thanks!
1)my scanner have those dust removal feature,but scan will be pixelated and not recommeded
2)the scan will be a 16 base scan in 3818x2546 resolution,Tiff is not recommended since each pix might be over 20mb,36x20mb=720+mb 1CD not enuf to burn.But if u insist on Tiff,i can do it for u at $10 per roll.
3)i do scan individual frames of unmounted 35mm slides and negatives at $1 each.(min $6)
pls note dat my definition of one roll is 7 strips of 6 frames or 40frames max.(the original way u get it back from developing)
if u cut a strip into 3 frames each for a roll which results in 8 strips,it will cost u $6+$1 for the scanning of the additional strip,be it a single frame or a strip of 3 frames.
thanks!
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hi kex,
u've got PM.
pushing this thread up too. :thumbsup:
thanks.
u've got PM.
pushing this thread up too. :thumbsup:
thanks.
heh heh... paisay... only update after so long...
okie guys, if you want good and definitely high quality scanning of your 35mm negs (colours/ slides/ B&W), KEX is the man you should go for...
just had my stuff (wedding shots) scanned and the quality is really solid, and fast! Very approachable and very willing to share on his knowledge of 35mm, MF and LF camera stuff... great guy :thumbsup:
His scanning service is cheaper considering that most conventional labs charges between SGD$10-$12 for scanning to CD from already-developed negs.... so go figure
Uppzzzz for you man!!!
okie guys, if you want good and definitely high quality scanning of your 35mm negs (colours/ slides/ B&W), KEX is the man you should go for...
just had my stuff (wedding shots) scanned and the quality is really solid, and fast! Very approachable and very willing to share on his knowledge of 35mm, MF and LF camera stuff... great guy :thumbsup:
His scanning service is cheaper considering that most conventional labs charges between SGD$10-$12 for scanning to CD from already-developed negs.... so go figure
Uppzzzz for you man!!!
sorry slightly off-topic or rather an extension of topic ...
besides scanning to keep for archiving, is it a good idea to:
1) scan either b+w negative, or slide, with kex at high resolution
2) then send to do a digital print at a shop that can handle at least 150-300 dpi printing (or higher, even better)
or is it a better idea to let the shop just scan and print?
i'm not familiar with the problems of digital printing but since there are all these colour profiling and balancing, the input from one scanner and the output from a printer of a different shop/brand might require further fine-tuning? or can we just send straight for printing after kex scans it?
besides scanning to keep for archiving, is it a good idea to:
1) scan either b+w negative, or slide, with kex at high resolution
2) then send to do a digital print at a shop that can handle at least 150-300 dpi printing (or higher, even better)
or is it a better idea to let the shop just scan and print?
i'm not familiar with the problems of digital printing but since there are all these colour profiling and balancing, the input from one scanner and the output from a printer of a different shop/brand might require further fine-tuning? or can we just send straight for printing after kex scans it?
Is there discount for large number of rolls ? I have THOUSANDS of rolls from the past 10 years that I would like to archive. Bought a film scanner for this, but turns out to be really troublesome to scan them myself. If there is discount, what is the breakdown ( eg, 50 rolls - 10% off, 100 rolls 15% off, etc ).
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