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See my message to Heather below about using a P25. You may find it useful.
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Can't speak to yours, but Leitz produced a Colorplan 90mm/2.8 projection lens (for 35mm slides) in BOTH a flat field and curved field version and they were distinguished by different catalog numbers. I sold my curved field and purchased a flat field lens. On most of my slides at my projection distances there was only a slight difference. I would think a manufacturer's default would be curved field, as the flat field lenses were more difficult to manufacture and usually more expensive. -
Hi Heather. I have recently bought a mint pre-owned P25 for £1400 having used the classic 500CM for a few years. Now with film being so expensive I decided to go digital. The person I bought it from said I must get the free Capture One editing software download. You get the full Pro version for 1 month then a similar non pro version using a code the Capture team give you. I have to say I am so impressed with the fantastic quality and resolution for a 20 year old piece of kit that was once over £20k. I have read a few reports where people are not seeing high quality and this is because they are not using Capture One as this de-scrambles the file into perfect clarity. Even using ISO 200 the quality is amazing. Highly recommended. These images have been reduced very greatly to keep to limits but you might get the idea.
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