Re: Scanning Horizon 202 images

[Gregory Parkinson <glp@xxxxxxxxx>]

At 5:10 PM -0400 5/2/00, CharlesofSC@xxxxxxx wrote:
>I scan mine on a flat bed Microtek 4 scanner that also has a separate bed for
>scanning negs or transparencies, and did file the separating bars. Or if
>using a flat bed scanner w/out a separate bed, have a matte cutter cut a
>space for you 202 neg. to fit, and use that to scan.

I've scanned a few on my Epson 1200.  I've used it mostly for 120 film
but wanted to see how the Horizon negatives worked.  I was impressed.
I printed them out to be about 10" wide and I thought they looked good.
Using the Epson, though, I'm beginning to understand why Dmax is more
of an issue than dpi....

Greg (who is happy to have a relatively cheap scanner to work with at
all.....)