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Thread ID: 114407	2010-12-02 01:19:00	Film / negative Scanners - have you tried them on 110 film	Morgenmuffel (187)	PC World Chat

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1158025	2010-12-04 05:33:00	Haven't done it myself ... but logic would say thet you could scan a 110 negative the same as a 35mm then use Photoshop or similar to tidy things up should the negatives be scratchy ... as I said, I haven't tried it, but have some old 35mm slides & 110 negatives that I will try to get done over the holiday's ... depending on weather & how the fish are biting .. :D Let you know in the New Year how I get on !	SP8's (9836)
1158026	2010-12-04 20:17:00	have some old 35mm slides & 110 negatives that I will try to get done over the holiday's ... depending on weather & how the fish are biting .. :D Let you know in the New Year how I get on ! Thanks for that Sp8s And cheers everyone, the one from firstin, has the worst reviews of any that i had looked at, there are some that do 110mm as well, however i would probably need to import it, unless i wanted the expensive cannon ones (which are the best apparently), It was more a case of wanting to knoow what others had done, as it is going to be a large expense for me at the mo, (not having a job) and I trust PF1 a bit more than those "review" sites you find on the net	Morgenmuffel (187)
1158027	2010-12-05 08:21:00	Epson v330 from Dick Smiths. Not cheap tho' . PJ	Poppa John (284)
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