Maybe not. How about your Epson flatbed? I think the only limitation
of the flatbed relative to a dedicated film scanner is dynamic range,
especially with MF film where you won't need super high resolution. So,
can't you do two or three different exposure scans on the flatbed and
combine them in PS to get extended dynamic range?
Chuck Norcutt
Moose wrote:
>
> I also agree with the back to basics thing. The OM with film in it at
> the moment is an OM-1. The more I use a DSLR, the more I prefer an OM-1
> to an OM-4 when using to film. I guess I need to get an Olympus Six
> going, but thats expensive, as it means buying an MF scanner. :-)
>
> Moose
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