[Frameworks] Digitizing Film Stills?

[Daina Krumins]

I just purchased a "Wolverine" negative scanner, which does slides as well.  It works great for the price which is around $125.

Daina Krumins



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> From: Mani Mazinani <mani at freemarketrecords.com>
>To: FrameWorks at jonasmekasfilms.com 
>Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2014 11:01 AM
>Subject: [Frameworks] Digitizing Film Stills?
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>Dear Frameworkers,
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>I'm sending this out to get a survey of the Frameworkers community for methods of digitizing stills from films.
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>In your experience, what's the best method of digitizing stills directly from films?  More specifically without cutting the film and in situations where there are no outtakes to use.
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>In the past, I've used consumer (and prosumer) flat bed scanners. This yields adequate results, but I'm never fully satisfied with the image quality.
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>More recently, I've shot single frames and strips using a DSLR with a good Macro lens.  Visually, the images look great.  The limitation with this method is that the resolution is dictated but the camera's sensor.
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>What method has given you good results?
>
>Thanks in advance for your responses,
>Mani
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