> My experience is the same as Moreno's. I've also never had a
> focus problem with either 120 or 35mm images. I have only
> seen banding in certain very dense transparencies when I scan
> at 4000 per inch. I often scan 120 at lower resolutions, and
> banding isn't a problem there. It's easy enough to use the
> super fine mode when I need it.
>
>
>
> I've had banding on maybe a half dozen images out of hundreds
> scanned. When banding does show up, I simply scan with super
> fine mode enabled, and the banding is eliminated.
The focus problem can be quite subtle. I only noticed it on a few
images before I got my other scanner. After rescanning many images and
looking at the Nikon scans side by side with the new scans I saw the
extent of the issue. It was pretty consistent with 120 negs. I can see
the difference in big prints quite clearly. It was one of those
situations where I did not know I had a problem until I had a good point
of reference.
Lawrence
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