Minox film carrier for scanner tray

[jady]

<p>I've been working on my Minox film project for several years. <br /> Not yet finished, but my FilmTray is working well and I want to share. <br /> <br /> FilmTray is a film strip carrier designed to hold Minox 9.2mm film in a digital scanner. <br /> While designed for the Wolverine F2D 35mm Film to Digital Scanner, <br /> it should be useful with other scanners by cutting notches to match pegs in tray.<br>

I must say, my still-experimental ScanDcam provides better resolution; <br /> sorry, not ready for publication.<br /> <br /> FilmTray is documented at the freeVEDA.org/camera/FilmTray.htm web page. <br /> Tell me what you think.</p>

[murray_kelly]

<p>Would I be wrong in thinking you've got the link screwed-up? 404 for me.<br>

Murray</p>

[jady]

<p>The FilmTray word is case sensitive. I've changed the 404page to automatically compensate. Please try again.</p>

[jady]

<p>I have added a web page to show comparison shots here:<br>

<a href="http://www.freeveda.org/camera/FilmTrayShots.htm">http://www.freeveda.org/camera/FilmTrayShots.htm</a><br>

for the original post link:<br>

<a href="http://www.freeveda.org/camera/FilmTray.htm">http://www.freeveda.org/camera/FilmTray.htm</a></p>

 

[nick_v3]

<p>Great job John, that's unreal, I am busting my chops with an old CanoScan Fs2710 with some modifications, sometimes I get it working really well,other times (mostly) it has a mind of its own!<br>

Auto color correction is right then the next scan it's all wrong, color of the mask plays some some part as well. I've tried cutting a 9.5mm split in 35mm negative with some effect but it's too labor intensive.</p>