dan__s
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You can try Darktable or RAW Therapee and see, that it`s possible )
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Thanks. Looks useful, if I shall want to take color film shoots. It does not have back movements, but has front rise, tilt and shift. Nearly the same movements, as most Graflex cameras has. Looks sufficient for most tasks. Only lack of front swing is some disappointing.
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After some searches: - no back movements, so it`s Linhof Standard. - camera with lesser serial is reported as 1937 sold. Camera with bigger serial is reported, as 1939 sold. But it`s not sure, as I don`t know, on what info is this reports based. - film holder for it is known as "millionfalz". - still don`t know, how do distinguish needed holders from a lot of similar Ebay offers.
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For reflecting materials and no enlargement nearly any flatbed scanner will be good tool.
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Definietly, not useless. But not ok )
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All "consumer" flatbeds uses a lot of mirrors and flat glass in the way of light form film to sensor. So, it's like using mirror lens and cheap UV filter at same time. And no "professional" flatbeds (where is possible to use less mirrors due to less strict size limitations and not so wide-angle closed-aperture diffraction-suffering lenses), like Scitex Eversmart of Fuji Lanovia, is produced now. It`s easy to compare scan on flatbed and DSLR shoot of same transparency original. Results is really different.
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I second this. Almost every modern flatbed scanner is ok for scanning prints. No modern flatbeds is ok for scanning film.
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Maybe, somebody have advice about how to convert it to the modern film holders or make 3D-printed holders for "old" sizes?
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Hi. I need some info about old 13x18 Linhof. It looks like pre-WWII Technika (or, maybe, Linhof Standart?). Main question is which holders can be used with it. How to define, what old metal holders will fit this camera and what holders will not?
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