Unadulterated scan samples are very much appreciated, specially in color (I am sure Plusteks do great on b&w). I count on your constructive comments, and I thank you in advance for your feedback. I can use V600/Noritsu Labscan/Lightbox to preview the the shots. I am not planning to bulk scan thousands of rolls of films, but I just want to be able to make decent scans of those shots I really like for web sharing and print. negatives - Ektar, Fuji ProPlus II, Portra, etc.) and do only b&w? How much post processing do you need to put into your photos after the scan for them to look right? Do you get to produce more or less accurate colors right out of SilverFast, or you have given up on color (esp. I just want to hear from the owners of 7x/8x Plusteks about their experience with this line of product. Nonetheless, I found SilverFast Ai a very capable piece of software.
I am particularly bothered by color inaccuracy, non-fixable color casts, poor tonal separation, and softness combined with high CCD noise. None of them gives me acceptable results (Have used ScanGear, Epson Scan, VueScan and SilverFast).
I tried a Canoscan 9000f last week, and also have access to an EPSON v600. For the time being I shoot strictly 35mm and I don't want to allocate as much as 2000 bucks for an OpticFilm 120. I am evaluating the option of buying a new scanner (no Nikon / Minolta) to scan film.
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