You'll find that by maxing out the dimensions for your target size scan, you are essentially doing the same thing as scanning at the maximum dpi. So you are actually scanning at 12800 dpi, but for printing purposes, having it at 300 dpi can be time saving for post where you would be prepping for those prints.

You use the grid pattern rather than the guide. Interesting, I have a two day old Rotatrim that I bought new and the ruler guide is not square!!!

Thank you

A similar mat cutter was removed from a friend's wall. It worked fine, but when it was hung in a new location I was unable to raise the blade. What could be wrong?

You are in RGB color space, not CMYK

Website?

Super, super helpful and clear-cut (no pun intended) tutorial. Thanks!

Can you please send me the website link?

Thank for the simple steps, ready set go! 😊

Carlos nice video. What nail or temperer setting do you set your tacking iron to? Thank you Dan

Your teaching techniques are so good. Please continue to post video related to commercial usage of graphic design and tricks to prepare them. Thank you for the wonderful video

what are the correct blade depth settings for beveled cuts on 4ply and 8ply?

Amazing video, you helped me understand how to prepare my stickers for printing the right way! I could use your help on finding the website tho. When I search for it it won't pop up, could you provide a link in the description or in the comments?

This game is so fucking confusing lol. I’m done.

I can't believe the film holders you use are not glassless. I have the EPSON Perfection V600 Photo scanner and it came with glassless film holders. This eliminates the biggest source or risk of dust. Did EPSON release glassless film holders for the V850 after this video was made?

This workflow is incredibly SLOW! I have 5400 negatives to scan. With the techniques shown in this video, I'll need to work continuously until the year 2200 to finish. Not gonna happen.

I have a 3.7MP 1920 × 1920 photo that I want to print out as a 5x7 print, but when I resize it, it will still not print all of it. I do not want to crop it. I've read that a border might be needed to make the image "smaller" to avoid cut-out. Is this true, if so, adding a border tutorial would be a good feature to show as well.

Awesome

I loaded all my negatives with the emulsion side (dull side) facing upwards like shown in your video and after examining over 100 scans in photoshop I noticed all my scans turned out inverted. :(

Hi Carlos, very nice video! I was gifted a Model 24 with a wood grained base. The plastic rule that lies on the metal ruling edge, does the bevel face down to help guide the paper in to be cut. I have tried to find a manual too, but no success. Any idea on that? Thank you.

Where do you get the measuring stops?

Good advertisement to NOT buy this mat cutter.

i would like to do that but separation option is grayed out. How can i fix it? thanks

Thank you very thorough and unstandable

For any future audience, @11:37 you said that you have to change scan settings for each image individually, fortunately thats not true. You can select all or some of the images (just by shift+ click)

Hello Carlos , do you have a picture or a clip of what the springs and mechansim look like on the 2100's straight cutter ?cheers Robbo , New Zealand

hello from Auckland , New Zealand , Fantastic clip. I am in the market for a mat cutter . great work Carlos :)

This was very helpful, thanks so much!

Carlos is a legend.

what if its a smartobject

That was an amazing explanation of resizing. I now understand what I need to do for my photos.

I am from india, Bombay ,where I will purchase this machine , help me

hello how are you, i just started using the scanner and I've encountered a problem, it was working fine when scanning picture would automatically gets separated and stuff like in 9:35 but after a few scanning it stopped dividing them and now I'm stuck with the whole scanning image and tray like in 9:21. any idea how to fix this?

You forgot to remove with your brush the dust in the air

Hi Carlos, the emulsion side the way you load it has the film lettering "backwards". If you see on the the holder you have ABC and CBA "mirrored". The mirrored is the wrong way according to Epson. Or am i making a huge mistake? Cheers

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Nice video, but when you're showing off the guillotine this is really not how one should handle film...you'll get fingerprints all over it and see it in your scans! Then you'll have to use a film cleaning solution (like Pec-12) to get the oils off. Use gloves and/or handle it only by the edges at all times! Also, changing the Target Size, rather than just setting the scan resolution, has two drawbacks: 1. You have more complicated math to figure out the actual scan resolution. By maxing out the target size I think you don't realize that you are also forcing a super high scan resolution that you said earlier was unnecessary. When you set the target size to 36" high (enormous for a 35mm scan) the software is actually ALSO scaling the scan resolution in the background to create a file with that target size and resolution. If a 35mm negative is ~1" high, then the 36" high target size is 36x that. So it is actually scanning at 10,800dpi (36x300dpi) to get an output file of 36x57" at 300dpi . This is unnecessarily enormous and way beyond the actual resolution of the film grain and the scanner (which is interpolating at that point). If you set the scanner resolution to say 2400 or 3200dpi (a setting that gives you a nice large image dimension to work with) and leave the target size alone, then you can scale the resultant file for print/output however you want up to your minimum output resolution of say, 300dpi. Generally I like using 3200dpi for my scans. Then I know I can get at least a 10x enlargement of the original. A 35mm neg will print up to about 10x15" at 320dpi, or a little larger at 300dpi. Even with very fine grain film you can't go too much larger than that with 35mm or it will start to look soft or grainy in print. 2. As you said, you have to set your Target Size for every frame. This is a pain, and way slower than leaving the target size alone and resizing your file later. I say this as a constructive criticism - I also a run a college art department media lab with this same scanner. I was happy when I came across your videos. Thanks for making these!

Very good, but I would've liked to see more about dust and scratch removal.

I have the latest Epsom V850 with the software of Scan 2 and I can't find instructions on you tube on how to use the new software Can you help me. Thanks Taly

No sound?

What's a decent "target size" you recommend scanning at to avoid the long wait times? Picture a situation of 12 rolls to scan and mostly all of them are recreational shots. Thanks (;

Yo, is this Elon Musk speaking? Nice video dude!

11000Xl or V700/V800 the same quality ?

Wish I'd seen this 20 years ago! Was thinking about selling mine but it suddenly has new utility! Thx.

I wasn't able to find the video specific to scanning film, any link available?

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Can you tell me the difference between the 3000 and the 3100? And thank you for your video.

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How about we use cotton gloves when working with photographs?

you sure that machine is for a pro? can not get the corner done right even and has to get a blade in there?!?!