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hemantshah

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  1. Thank you all friends... I am going to try - in sequence - 3 things. I will try and sandwich the negative under a glass plate, and the scanner's plate, and see if the scanner focusses correctly. If not I will try a press for a few days, and then quickly scan. finally, I will look for a drum scanner service. thank you all..
  2. thank you, "kmac" for your suggestion. I did try this a while ago. I have an Epson flatbed scanner V750 with two lamps and suitable film frames or guides as they call them, to enable transperancies, negatives, 120 and 35 formats. I laid the negatives under a glass plate, removed the guides, and tried to scan. the scanning lens did not focus correctly (I guess because it is a fixed focus apparatus). I am considering locating a service which has a drum scanner. then no need to flatten the negatives.
  3. I have about 50 6x6 120 format B&W negatives (mamiya and rollei) that my father used about 50 years ago. during storage, they got curved. I would like to know how to flatten them so i can scan them!
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