can it scan 120 medium format film
2009685
All I have ever scanned is 35mm slides and 3x5 prints. The directions indicate you can scan 35mm film, Monochrome and slides.
196334
Yes! I have been happy with this scanner. Has a reasonable price tag. Good luck!
1218646
Yes, you can feed photos for scanning up to 600dpi. Quality's in the eyes of the beholder. Perfectly satisfactory for my purposes, which are principally archival. Not a scanner for high-quality professional image capture.
338691
I know it can't do that while the film is in strips. It may be able to scan them using the slide scanner cartridge on individual medium format frames, I'm not sure how the dimensions compare. You probably don't want to cut up your film strips though.
1373908
I utilise the 120 films frame to scan 126. The film can be clamped at the front and at one side in the frame (holes side). A short adhesive tape fixes the film on the black auxiliary sheet to prevent slipping. In the scanner driver, select "Preview" and "Zoom" and mark the frame to be scanned. Start scanning.
516157
I have only scanned 35mm negatives and am not sure it will do any other size.
651426
Hi, the product is great and I love the ease of use and quality of output. You need to be scanning regular size slides or negatives with it. Not sure what the 120 is but it will not take 6x9 cm in.
608871
Probably not. The holders are sized for 35mm film or slides. You could ask the maker if they have any other scanners.
862372
Yes. It's a pretty standard scanner, so it has a large bed that can accommodate large negatives. It comes with several adapters that lay on the bed and are specific to 35mm and other sizes. On larger negatives, I place them directly on the bed without adapters and get good results.
2201348
Yes, you can scan any size copy. You may have to make more than one pass. For instance you can scan the 11x17 copy by making two passes, going horizontally rather than vertically.
1245181
I only used it for B&W; neg. there is some adjustments, but will not scan full frame on 120 negs. I would rate this unit at 2 stars.
2242297
I have the Canoscan 8400F. I can tell you how I do it on that scanner. Basically, I trick the scanner into thinking that it's scanning 120 film. I typically put the the 120 adapter into place, and then lay 3 strips of 110 film in the adapter. If the film doesn't want to lie flat, since it can't be held down by the adapter, I place a couple of high quality microscope slides on the film to hold it flat, making sure that the edges of the slides fall at a break between negatives. I set the scanner at its highest resolution, which on the 8400F is 3200 ppi. Then using the selection tool, I select about three negatives at a time to scan. I separate them later using Photoshop Elements by cutting and pasting. I scan them as if they were transparencies rather than negatives. The large amount of white space surrounding the negatives causes the scanner to misinterpret the colors if they are scanned as negatives. The scanner always says that an image consisting of three 110 negatives is about 50 megs, but it never actually is that large when you examine the file after it is saved. Once I have the scanned image, I then open the image in Photoshop Elements, cut and paste the individual negatives as separate files, and then process. First I run autocontrast, then auto color correct, then auto levels, and finally invert the image to a positive. Then I do any touchup and final color and noise adjustment. I've probably processed about a thousand 110 negatives this way and usually get pretty good results. I assume you could do something similar with the 8800F. The biggest problem I get is the presence of Newton rings, but I can usually correct that by rescanning, or post processing if they aren't too serious.
2114618
Wondered if this machine will scan black and white negatives that are larger format than 35 mm. Our historical society has many old negatives.
1686784
It certainly doesn't come with one. I doubt that they make one. But it wouldn't matter if it was color or black and white. You can certainly scan B&W; film with it. 120 film would just be to big. (6X4.5, 6X7, 6X8, 6X9)cm It wouldn't fit in the unit.
1449092
Yes it can! It scans either JPGs or PDFs and you can choose the resolution and quality before you scan.
1732725
I would guess you could scan any negatives smaller than 35mm. You would need to use a photo editing program to clean it up and if part of another picture showed up cut it out.
349157
Yes you can process 120 film in the canister! It will only fit one expanded plastic real! I have used it that way, and works well!