Finding a practical way to digitize boxes of old slides and film negatives without spending a fortune at a lab can be a challenge. I recently put the entry-level Wolverine F2D Titan film scanner to the test to see how it handles a real-world archiving project. Here is a hands-on look at the standalone workflow, the hardware's quirks, and a gallery of completely unedited sample scans.
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