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ABOUT THIS WEB SITE
This site explains the optics of fluid
scanning, and how it works on various
scanners. Several pages are dedicated to
examples of fluid /wetmounted scans Vs.
dry scans with various film types so you can
see the advantages.
Our scanning fluid is unique, makes
scanning a pleasure and is safer for
equipment film and operator.
Our products power the world's finest
scanners. DOWNLOAD the catalog and
price list HERE
Once you know what products you need you
can place an order from the paypal link on
this and the BUY NOW page.
While many orders can be placed without
our input, we encourage you to contact us
to make sure your order fits your specialized
needs. Your questions are welcome.
To contact us call or email using
THIS LINK.
This site explains the optics of fluid
scanning, and how it works on various
scanners. Several pages are dedicated to
examples of fluid /wetmounted scans Vs.
dry scans with various film types so you can
see the advantages.
Our scanning fluid is unique, makes
scanning a pleasure and is safer for
equipment film and operator.
Our products power the world's finest
scanners. DOWNLOAD the catalog and
price list HERE
Once you know what products you need you
can place an order from the paypal link on
this and the BUY NOW page.
While many orders can be placed without
our input, we encourage you to contact us
to make sure your order fits your specialized
needs. Your questions are welcome.
To contact us call or email using
THIS LINK.
- NEW
The new page (B&W Dry/Wet Scans)offers some of the best Dry / Wet Scanning
comparisons and illustrates the tremendous impact on resolution of fluid scanning.
Conclusion: the resolution of the Nikon 900/0/8000 is 4000 dpi, that of a fluid scan is
at least 8000 dpi !
View a wide selection of scans including films such as Kodachrome, Velvia, color
negative and Black and White.
We have added scans from a NIKON 8000 and 9000 which demonstrate the
superiority of ScanScience technology.
EXPERT'S OPINION
ScanScience way and abandoned my makeshift oil methods. ..I never make dry film scans anymore, it throws away too much quality.... Everyone out there who is serious about getting the best possible scans needs to be doing wet scanning and ScanScience makes it affordable on almost any scanner. " NOV / DEC 2009
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