Digitization of slides of medium format on a C7180

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  http://www.Hamrick.com/VueScan/hp_scanjet_4850c.html

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• Digitization of slides or positive film

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  Thank you for using the HP forum.
  
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  If your kit lens is a 18-55mm, on your camera that provides a variable angle of view ranging from the wide-angle moderate standard to short telephoto. If it's a 18-135mm kit lens, which gives a little wider TV, a moderate telephoto.

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