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the 7200i plustek is kind of a moot point, i was looking at flatbeds because they can also scan 120 medium format negs

i know, but thanks anyway

It was a 7200i, which is turning out to have been a false economy. my w10 machine doesnt 'see' the scanner at all, even with vuescan on a trial download

thats good to know. i was wary as I bought a Plustek neg scanner which works, just, on my wife's ancient 32bit w10 laptop but not my newer 64bit w10 machine. youve put my mind at rest, so thanks

Thanks guys, plenty of food for thought there

It might, but that means an extra £80 for the Vuescan licence and I'm not made of money

Hi Chris, I agree a flatbed looks the best option and my budget says V5/600, but my head says compatibility problems with W10 64bit. I'm kinda stuck then, as a v800 is way out of my budget

I'm looking for advice, I'm now devving my own films, 35mm and 120, and need a decent scanner that will work with Windows 10 64-bit OS. Can anyone recommend anything, ideally in the £200-300 range? Thanks

I'm not going to be developing large numbers of rolls at time so it sounds like using XTOL might not work for me

Ah, thanks very much

Forgive my ignorance - I'm new to this - but what does "one shot it" mean?

Thanks guys, these are all really helpful replies

Blimey, you don't do things by half! Thanks for the tip on the app [emoji106]

I am about to start developing and scanning my own black and white films, but I am unsure which developer to go for. I will be mostly shooting Ilford FP4 and Acros 100, and want to keep grain to a minimum, with a nice range of tones and decent sharpness. I would prefer a liquid developer. Can...

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