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SITE MAP
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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 .
A) You can write to us to verify the products you need, we can then
send a detailed PayPal invoice. If you agree with the invoice all you
have to do is press the PayPal BUY button. The BUYNOW page in this
site has more details on ordering. Or....
B) If you know exaclty what you need you can place the order directly
without our input. This is explained in the Catalog.
Your questions are welcome.
VIEW NEW FLUID / DRY SCAN SAMPLES
- The new page (B&W Dry/Wet Scans) offers exellent Dry / Wet Scanning
comparisons and illustrates the tremendous impact of fluid scanning on
resolution .
If the Nikon 9000 resolution is 4000 dpi the resolution of a fluid immersion
scan on this machine 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
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. "
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