Remember the slide copying attachments you could get to copy slides with a macro lens?
Scanning transparencies takes a very long time, so I was thinking that, with a decent macro lens or even a Schneider Digitar Macro I could copy/digitize slides.
You can correct for flash or tungsten, presumably you can do a profile for a type of film... would it be best to use the enlarger's original bulb or use flash?
If 60Mpx or 48Mpx MS was not enough, there is always quadstitch.
Would my old enlarger be ideal for illumination, or is a diffuser better than a condenser, to minimize the appearance of grain?
With a Medium Format Digital View Camera you can do analog perspective correction while digitizing.
Has anyone tried this,,, and how did/would the results compare with £50 - £500 - £5,000 -£50,000 scanners?
Using camera software, can you successfully invert colour negatives?
I made a camera bracket for the enlarger to convert it into a copy stand.