Hi, I just picked up an Epson V-750 scanner and I've never had a scanner before because I have always printed in the darkroom.
We are downsizing and it looks like scanning is my option for the future. I am sad about it, but I want to keep creating, so I plan to just roll with it and move forward.
I was hoping I could get some straight advice about scanning resolution on the Epson V-750 scanner here from the group.
Question 1 - What is the point of no return on the resolution when scanning 4x5 film with this scanner?
Based on what I could find, it appears 2400 DPI may be the optical max resolution and then it goes to some form of digital interprolation after this?
I assume the quality degrades after the optical max, but I don't want to just assume this.
I have read so many conflicting opinions about all of this via "google", my head is spinning.
I am hoping for some clear answers from this knowledgable group here.
My goal is to be able to make 40x50 prints from my 4x5 negatives that I plan to wet mount scan on the V-750.
Question 2 - Is there a next step up above the Epson V700/800 flatbed in terms of resolution and quality without getting an old drum scanner?
Thank you.
-Larry
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