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Sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar. Concise, informative, and beneficial. Thank you & praise God for sharing your talent with humanity.

Fantastic tutorial, I can’t believe that was 25 minutes I was enthralled. You are incredibly concise and clear with everything really well explained. I’ve had my v800 about 18 months and I’ve hardly used it, mainly because I mostly shoot B&W 35mm because I wet print them. I’m extremely obsessive about dust with mine and dust, keep my scanner covered, put my frames in bags in a drawer, dry my negs in the bathroom, then cut them and file them there as well, use a very soft anti static brush for the negs and negs holder, microfibre duster for the scanner when I get it out and put it away etc. I’m not normally like this, I just find prevention better than cure with the dust. I believe if you go over a resolution of 3200 the scanner the uses interpolation rather than true resolution. I’ve also has trouble finding films like Fuji Pro 160ns before now on Silverfast and ended up with a really strange magenta cast like Cokin filters. Thank you very much for putting this video up, it’s been really useful. Of course I’ve subscribed.

Great tutorial.. Really gave me an idea of the functionality and strength of both programs.. If there is one thing I would add to this is that you didnt open up your levels.. By that I mean both of these programs automatically clip information in the highlights and the shadows. Its a very simple and crucial process that this information is retrieved. With this information the file you get has more dynamic range, color prossibily, and more room to play with in post-process/grading... Other than that.. Thank you for the comparison!!

Good video! I'm still confused by the output dimensions. Does that really affect anything with scanning, or is it enough to focus on resolution?

Nice video! I know most don't like using sharpening in the scan software, but the one instance it seems to have a huge benefit vs PS or LR sharpening is when you have negatives that do not lay flat. The scanner software (epsonscan in particular) does a good job at getting nice even sharpness in even with badly bowed negatives. From my experience, PS and LR struggle in that case.

I would love it you kept making Epson Scan videos. There is no one else doing it really. Not to this depth and I'm sort of in a similar situation. Would love more input!

We use this scanner for scanning our glass plate negatives and we have thousands of B&W negatives of various sizes that date back to 1910. What I find frustrating is putting the 35mm film in the holders as the solid black line that defines the beginning or end of the frame is always in the middle of the scanned piece. Love the vid, and learnt so much with regards to Silverfast as we also have that but have never used it. Now I will have a go with the colour negatives that we have. Thank you so much.

Great vid! I wish I had a Epson scanner to do my 120 film!.. Instead I have a shoebox that I have made into a light box, by making some holes into it, where I put my flash on one side and my film on the other and take photos of the illuminated negs, it’s the longest work flow but cheap

Good info, thanks. One thing, instead of using alcohol on the neg, I would recommend Kodak Photo-Flo, which you can find online. Use it in the same way you suggest using the alcohol. Just got an Epson V800 and I was looking for info on how to remove that "clear" plastic plate in the film holder. Well I guess it's suppose to be there! Probaly something to do with using Unsharp Mask. At any rate, thanks a lot.

Great video. I’m scanning black and white film as well. When I load the 35mm film strips into the trey, I put the emulsion side down as I’ve been told. But when the scans come up on the screen they are always flipped up side down and flipped backwards. Any thoughts?

Excellent tutorial Thanks so much!

Thanks for the great vid! Can you tell me if the time it took to do the preview and final scans were in real time or did you accelerate your video to get through the actual scan. My V750 is uber slow! Also, have you found a solution for curved negatives, as not all of them lay perfectly flat in the tray. Thanks again.

Why does Epson scan in BW neg look much sharper? This is because it is much more contrasting. An image with higher contrast always looks sharper than flatter. I think :) But very nice video. Thanks

Good vid. Only one remark: dust removal option only works for color negatives or slides but not for b&w. Thus it makes no sense to choose that option for b&w even with the low value

I'm getting closer to the analog after many years and I'm glad to discover that I'm not alone !!! beautiful tutorial...thank you!

Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge, in a calm way with that.

How have I not seen this? Was geeked to see the birds in flight shot matted and framed one the wall

Thank you! This Video came in very handy, cause I just bought the v800, shot a medium format portra 160 and scanned it with Silverfast!

Where did you get the plug in flat "light table"? Please provide link to purchase site. Love the video, thank you.

Is it better to adjust the negative when scanning or wait until adjusting in Photoshop?

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