What
35mm slide scanner? How can you make prints from your 35mm scans?
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Andrea
holds up the teeny 35mm slide and compares it to the large
36 x 42 inch enlargement.
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 Not
bad for a 35mm slide. Admittedly, the slide was taken with a Leica
camera, on a tripod. The slide was scanned with one of the best
scanners
in the world, the Creo
EverSmart
Supreme flatbed scanner.
For
additional information check out www.flatbed-scanner-review.org
Furthermore
we used a good wide format color printer, the Hewlett-Packard
DesignJet 2800CP. Recently we upgraded to the newer HP DesignJet
5000ps. For additional information on how to do large format color
prints, check out www.wide-format-printers.org, www.large-format-printers.org,
and www.FineArtGicleePrinters.org.
Close-up of the enlargement. This is an actual photograph, with a simple camera, of the actual print... if you could see the original print with your own eyes you would notice the quality is considerably better than we can convey to you over the Internet, since we had to JPEG and crunch down these photos to get them to you. |
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Creo EverSmart
Supreme flatbed scanner arrives
at FLAAR + BGSU to be evaluated |
If you wish more information about the various models of pre-press flatbed scanners,we recommend contacting Dan Hunt, at imaging@parrotcolor.com , tel (978) 670- 7766.
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FLAAR Premium Report - Series on Scanners |
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FLAAR now has a great variety of reports, where you can find practical information,
help and tips about which you need.
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