Nikon 9000 sample wet and dry scans compared

Four images from a
NIKON COOLSCAN 9000.

The image at left was wet mounted

using

the

ScanScience kit

for the

Nikon 9000,

the image to the

right

was dry scanned.

Dry scanning almost obliterates the details on the rigging of

the sail boat which is shown here.

Many thanks to the

sender

Derek Jecxz

from the USA.

You can see his wonderful images at

www.jecxz.com.

He Comments:

FYI: Almost all of the images

in my

Latest

and

Portfolio

categories are wet

scanned

using your

supplies and

materials and the

results are

fantastic!

Thank you."

Notice that the better image on the left, if obtained
with a better lens or a better scanner would have cost
hundreds of dollars more than by fluid-scanning.

See the images below for one

more

comparison.

Scancience Kits for the Nikon 9000/8000
ScanScience offers three kits, the all options Pro Kit which
mounts stubborn curled film, 35 mm strip film and MF strip
film. The dual kit offers options for MF and 35 mm strip
films. We also offer kits for either MF or 35 mm.

Dry Scan

The contrast and detail of the
brush in the fluid scan is superior
to that of the dry scan, which is
blurred.

Also notice that the red in the
motor bike ornament is much
more brilliant in the fluid scan
compared to the dry scan.
Greater color saturation is one of
the benefits of fluid immersion
scanning.

Fluid Scan