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$118.00 Est. at Amazon

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The scanner film holder is only designed for slides and 35mm negatives but I had acceptable results scanning medium format negatives.
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I just can't think of a better option for anyone trying to convert film, negatives, or slides to digital.
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Speed is decent and it does four slides of a film strip in a single pass.
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Haven't tried the film holder yet, but I like the feature.
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It cost me twenty dollars more (one hundred total) for the V300 which I believe is the same as the V30 except the V300 has the inclusion of the 35mm film and slide holding frame which I think could be of use to me.

$171.00 Est. at Amazon

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To access this, Open ArcSoft, then select [File] and then click on [Acquire] to access the ScanGear menu that allows up to 1200 dpi for paper scanning and up to 9600 dpi for film and a host of other manipulation choices for scanning which is way more...
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It scans photos well and also does a great job with slides and 35mm film negatives.
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I'm only scanning color documents so far, but plan to do some film, slides, and photos when I get the time (I'll probably test one soon).
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Still, I was confused whether to get this one, which seems especially for film, a Canon LiDE 200 scanner, or a scanner with sheet feed to enable me to feed in lots of documents and photos.

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