30 Mar
2018
30 Mar
'18
7:17 a.m.
On 2018-03-30 9:21 AM, emanuel stiebler via cctalk wrote:
On 2018-03-29 14:50, Fred Cisin via cctalk wrote:
It should be possible to clean in the same way that oil-mounted film is
cleaned after scanning - often IPA (with minimal water content, say 99%!)
There are also some specialised products I found in a quick google:
* Kami http://www.aztek.net/kami-rc2001-film-cleaner-1-liter/
* Varn https://www.baypressservices.com/acatalog/Film-Cleaner-Varn.html
* Anchor
https://www.fujifilmdirect.com/index.php/offset-printing/prepress-1/film-ch…
* https://www.rbpchemical.com/product/special-film-cleaner/
etc
--Toby
I would, of course, play with doing a few frames
manually.
At least to get any idea of what SIZE the whole thing will need to be.
But, once that's working acceptably, a good mechanical system is
essential.? There are SO many cards to scan that an auto-loader becomes
worthwhile.? Otherwise, you are looking at MONTHS to scan a few hundred
cards.
Just as we talk about scanning hundreds of them. How do you guys clean
the fiche before scanning? Some of mine spent some life in garages,
boxes wherever, and definitely have dust & dirt on them ...