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I would also recommend an own scanner; I use the Epson v500 Photo for 120 film and a Nikon Coolscan V ED for my 35mm negatives. I don’t use the Nikon or Epson software, instead I use Vuescan. I didn’t get along […]

I sent a few slides to be scanned by professional labs (I tried Loxley in Glasgow which has a horrible customer service , A+M Imaging in Edingburg and Farnell photographic) and the scans I received were horrible. […]

For my 35mm negative film work I have the film developed and scanned to CD by Boots in the high street. They use a fuji mini lab to do this and the resulting scans are more than good enough for publication to my […]

I only once got a film processed & scanned at a high street lab for speed, needing the scans for the next day. It was the biggest mistake I’ve ever made. They did 120 so I mistakenly thought they knew what they […]

Ah, I see the link to a print does not work – sorry – see under recent images if you want to see the scanned Real print – Robin

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(Scanned Real print above.) Home scanning is the way to go - I have scanned Reala prints using an Epson 4490 and can get better quality […]

I’m sorted for the scanning for the web bit, but what about scanning for exhibiton prints (A2 and bigger)?

What about getting a good scan of a print? I put a lot of dedication into my printing process, and rather show a product through burning/dodging than scanning a negative and using photoshop. I would like to get […]

I’d echo the recommendation to pick up your own scanner. With a factory refurbished Epson flatbed scanner I can easily print 16×20 and larger from medium format. I would also recommend getting a film holder if you pick up a flatbed scanner – keeping the film flat during scanning will have a big impact on [...]

Most labs that process film will be able to offer a higher resolution scan then the standard setting, which is generally of quite a low quality. The higher resolution settings on Noritsu & Fuji printers are excellent, and can give fantastic results, so it is worth asking at local labs what they are able to [...]