<p>Hi all, new guy here.</p>
<p>I have a bunch of 4x5 negatives that I would love digitize. I can't afford drum scans or buying a Hasselblad Flextight. It seems that the only options left for me is getting a flatbed with a Transparency Media Adapter (TMA) that will do 4x5.<br>
I have used (not owned) a Epson V700 before and frankly I am NOT impressed. The latest trend is to shoot the negative with a DSLR -- I am sure you all are familiar with what I am talking about here, so I won't elaborate.<br>
I've seen some websites showing the shooting method and the results -- if accurate -- look pretty impressive.<br>
I am wondering if any of your guys have real life experience comparing film scanned with flatbed TMA vs shooting it with DSLR?<br>
I am aware that for 4x5 film it is more difficult to shoot it with DSLR b/c I'll need really long bellow extension due to the the large size difference between the film and the camera sensor. Am I correct?</p>
