Yup, Epson 2450 would have been my advise, too.
It's supposed to be one of the best flatbeds that also scan slides and negs.
Vuescan and/or Silverfast available if not generally shipped in US.
I have the 1650 Photo but you have to buy another TU for larger negs with
that one.
Jochen
"I would suggest the Epson 2450, with 2400dpi, built in transparance adapter
and scan up to 4x9 inch, price around US$400. All the reviews I have seen
were very good."
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From: "William Clark" <wclark@xxxxxxx>
> Hey all
>
> I know there are a bunch of list members out there who have film scanners
so
> hopefully the advice will be "fast and furious". My parents have just
gone
> though all their junk and found old negs. Format include 16mm (small
square
> neg) and the "large" 120 format (i.e. the big square negs). Is there a
film
> scanner out there that will do these (i.e., a variety of scanning trays to
> take different negatives.). The only one I can see with this versatility
is
> the Nikon Coolscan 8000 ED, which is $4000 Canadian!!!! Maybe a flatbed
> scanner with a TMA? Any advice is most appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> -Bill
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