For slides 5000ED is not a good solution in terms of quality and speed,
to me the flare issue is very critical. If you have to use camera copy
use a Sony A7II or A7RII, it cover the D-range of most slides in a
single shot without the need to worry about exposure adjustment. Just do
the exposure in post processing (RAW conversion). For darker slides
pushing the shadow with the Sony gives better result than the Canon.
I just re-scan 2000 slides with my new A7 II, the copy speed is 2-3
slides a minute including a quick dusting. Process them in RawTherapee
is much easier than other tools. I had a hard time to adjust my 5D II
slide copies with Canon DPP.
I found most of my slides had some fading, correcting them in RAW
convertor is easier than using PS on a scanner made TIFF file.
C.H.Ling
On 18/03/20 1:37, Ken Norton wrote:
So, the question is this: Do I get a 5000 to scan the library? Or do I
get a slide duplication fixture and a macro lens for the Canon? Or do
I go an entirely different direction? All said and done, I've got
about 30,000 slides that need scanning, not including the thousands of
negs.
AG Schnozz
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