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I had a Minolta DSMP first which I then had to retourn because of its terrible negative-scan performance. In a usergroup I found out that it is a diffusion problem. When using a filter(someone is selling them now in Holland) it makes things better but not good.

In exchange i got the Nikon 8000, wich I must says, does a excellent job on both slides and negativematerials. For maximum sharpness its handy to get the optinal glasscarrier. And that combined with the included silverfast-software(there is no banding, when using this software) it makes this machine more than equal to a Imacon scanner.

For some testscans no the to machines have a look at this link:

http://www.edzardpiltz.de/Minolta_DSMP.html

edzard

When sanning some negativ MF materials like the professional potra

from Kodak I am getting very grainy results wich look like highspped

35mm material in the printout.

I set up a little site where you can compare it to scans done on a

Nikon 8000 ED: http://www.edzardpiltz.de\Minolta_DSMP.html

Does anyone have similar problems with Minlota?