I do both digital and film photography.
Scanning film negatives does not produce great results in terms of quality, and I think a print from negative is far superior.
What I like about Lightroom is how easy it is to build a book and send it over for print.
What would be the best way of printing books with both digital and film?
Should I scan the prints as opposed to scanning the negatives, or is there a better way of doing it?
Answer
Have you considered using the Nikon ES-2 adapter and your digital camera to do the "scanning".
It becomes macro photography, where you are taking a photo of the slide or in your case the film negative. I have used this very successfully with slides (using the ES-1) and although I haven't used the negative version I would absolutely give this a try before using a traditional scanner. It is very fast, and the quality is very good IMO.
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