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Originally Posted by greenwing
If it was me, I'd be looking to find a Nikon Coolscan, to do the job and then be sold on for little or no cost.
Chris
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If so, watch the model. I've got an LS II, and it simply can't handle Kodachrome - soot and whitewash results. Possibly I could do better now that I have more experience of scanning, but the tech specs of the V700 make it the better scanner.
That said, for 35mm, a dedicated film scanner may be better than a top end flatbed. But equally, it could do worse. Everything depends on what you're scanning, and what you want the scans for.