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Jan 5, 2021 12:08:47   #
hgrinolds
 
ragon wrote:
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Would this be a good one? Epson Perfection V600 C... (show quote)

Great scanner! I have done negatives, slides and prints all with success. Be aware you can only do 4 slides at a time (limited by the size of the cover light).

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Jan 6, 2021 01:20:43   #
Mr Bill 2011 Loc: southern Indiana
 
ragon wrote:
I have a lot of old family B&W film negatives that I want to invert, but many of them, after inverting, show up like these. What can I do to clean them up and remove the lines vertical and horizontal? I have used lens wipe and isopropol alcohol on a few which has cleaned up smudges, fingerprints, etc. but the striations? are still there.


It looks like a negative developed in a home darkroom with the person using a dirty squegee or damp sponge to try to wipe water spots off the damp emulsion.

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