Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/04/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Frank Dernie writes: > Tina, Henning > as you are the Nikon LS2000 scanner guru's can you answer a couple of > questions please? > [...] > 2. Is there a way to scan 24x65 (X-pan) transparencies (my favourite > picture from Vancouver, Henning, are the countryside up north and at least > half are X-pan shots) When I was looking into the XPan, I found a page that has a great review of the camera, some nice pictures, and the following comment: :: I use a Nikon LS-2000 scanner for scanning my XPan images. In fact, :: although this is a 24 x 36 mm format scanner, all you need is a slight :: modification of the strip-film adapter and some post-processing in :: Photoshop (takes just a few seconds). The photographer is: Bjørn Rørslett And the URL for the page is: http://hawk.foto.no/pinhole/nikon/xpan100.html I'll bet he could give you a good description of how he does it, but I think that it's a matter of cutting a divider out of the neg. holder, scanning multiple frames and stiching it together in photoshop. g.