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I have a dental office that wants me to scan their dental xrays so that
they can be emailed.

I would really appreciate any recommendations on a scanner that can do
this. They have two films they are useing (1) pana @ ~126mm x ~280mm and
(2) ~32mm x ~42mm.

The second smaller one is sometimes held in a black plastic carrier(?) that
holds around 15. They are also sometimes held in a clear plastic sheet with
pockets that is about the same size as (1).

Both are your standard xray transparency film so a backlight would be
necessary. I have a Nikon 4000ED but I can't find any way to make it accept
the small x-rays and it can't accept the larger ones so I think a flat bed
would be best.

If you don't have a recommendation on a specific scanner then I would like
to know what kind of resolution would I need to look for when scanning x-
ray film.

Thanx, Dave.

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On Wed, 18 May 2005 20:56:55 GMT in alt.comp.periphs.scanner, Dave
Satchell <david.satchell@REMOVECAPSaustincs.com> wrote:

>I have a dental office that wants me to scan their dental xrays so that
>they can be emailed.
>
>I would really appreciate any recommendations on a scanner that can do
>this. They have two films they are useing (1) pana @ ~126mm x ~280mm and
>(2) ~32mm x ~42mm.
>
>The second smaller one is sometimes held in a black plastic carrier(?) that
>holds around 15. They are also sometimes held in a clear plastic sheet with
>pockets that is about the same size as (1).
>
>Both are your standard xray transparency film so a backlight would be
>necessary. I have a Nikon 4000ED but I can't find any way to make it accept
>the small x-rays and it can't accept the larger ones so I think a flat bed
>would be best.
>
>If you don't have a recommendation on a specific scanner then I would like
>to know what kind of resolution would I need to look for when scanning x-
>ray film.

Look at Microtek ScanMaker i900 or ArtixScan 1800f

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Thanks. Take care, Brian Inglis Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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HP Scanjet G4050

It has a transparency scanner lid adapter included.

Settings:

Millions of colors
Scan slides
100% scale
300dpi


It may have difficulty with some of the holders that dental xray slides are held in, but, xrays themselves come out just as nice as with $1700 transparency scanners.

Good Luck

The J3 Group, Inc

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