Nikon Coolscan IV ED Cleaning the mirror. Part 4

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I really wanted one of these, *25* *years* *ago* . And now, 35mm slides are a quaint relic.

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But finally I can afford one :D

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@@InsideOutElectronics But do you have a PC with SCSI controller? And an old operating system that supports the Nikon film scanner?

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@@DerekDavis213 Yes I do, I have WIndows 7 PC with SCSI controller that I use with my Canon FS-4000 via Vuescan and same PC works fine with Nikon Coolscan via USB2, I was able even to install the NikonScan software and it works ! :D

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@@InsideOutElectronics CooL, sounds like you are all set. I used to have a Minolta film scanner back in the day, and I even developed my own color negative film using Jobo equipment and chemicals. Seems like ages ago!

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@@DerekDavis213 More or less set! When I started scanning I noticed that all negatives have to be heavily cleaned :( so now it looks like more works then I expected