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A modern 35mm film scanner for home
(www.soke.engineering)
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QiuChuck
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11 Nov 25 19:48 UTC
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curiouscat321
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11 Nov 25 21:56 UTC
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I’ve got a decade’s worth of 4x6 pictures and negatives from my childhood. Would something like this help me digitize them?
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throwup238
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11 Nov 25 22:11 UTC
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No. 4x6 negatives are large format and requires a different type of scanner (flat bed). If you look at the photos the 35mm roll slides into the device so you can’t fit a larger format sheet into the feed.
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xdennis
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11 Nov 25 23:03 UTC
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You might be confusing 4x6 inch prints with 4x5 inch film.
35mm typically uses 2:3 ratio images, often printed as 4x6 inch pictures.
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throwup238
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11 Nov 25 23:24 UTC
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Doh! You’re right.
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