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Originally posted by nike
What do you have that scans 2500 slides a day?
Can you do color negative?
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Sounds like he has a drum scanner (do you Krome?). Usually though negatives are more finicky and take more time, therefore less volume. The color is less accurate and takes more adjustment than slides, seeing as every time you scan negatives, it has to build a color table to work from on your first neg. If the color is off, all of the scans will be so it's important to adjust that. With slides being a positive image, the color is there and the software doesn't have to build a color table. Negs are much more time-consuming
However if he can't do them, I can :P
(I should also add that some negative emulsions are more delicate and sensitive to heat than others, you are more likely to find more color variation and bleed in negs that are scanned than in slides)