Message-Id: <mailto:199508161346.IAA17708@library.wustl.edu> Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1995 08:45:49 CST From: Philip Foster <mailto:PFOSTER@DOPIG.UAB.EDU> Subject: Re: Roll Film Scanners To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB
You might check with Bob Sharpe at Marron, Inc. (602-243-2784). His company makes a stackloader for the Kodak RFS2035 and Nikon LS3510 slide scanners. I think he may also make a roll film feeder. The Kodak scanner is very fast and the stack loader comes with a Photoshop acquire module that does batch scanning. You pick the resolution, sharpen algorhythm, file type, etc. and assign a base filename and it will add a sequence number for each slide (or negative) in that batch. The Kodak RFS is about $7K and the stackloader about $5K. Don't know a price for the roll film attachment.- Philip Foster
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