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As this thread indicates, a number of people are quite happy with the results produced by scanning their 35mm film with a flat bed scanner. That is, until they have a chance to see the results produced by a decent quality film scanner.

 

Before you invest I suggest you try both types and compare the results.

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Depends on the print sizes you want. For web and 4x6 any new(ish) flatbed with film holder will do, even the $100 models. Something like Nikon V would be much better but at a price.

 

At the moment I use Canon 4400F (quality is pretty much the same as 8800F and V200) and scan at 2400dpi, after that you only get larger and very soft image. That gives you a 8x10 after good global and local unsharp mask workout. Unedited images are very soft. I usually print only 6x8 and look for another scanner for bigger enlargements.

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