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22nd January 2005
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Film scanner reviews
any webbies that have reviews on film scanners???? i know one is www.photographyreview.com but isnt tat comprehensive
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22nd January 2005
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BTW what is the cheapest film scanner with ICE?
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22nd January 2005
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EDIT : Oops, it has been sold off. |
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23rd January 2005
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I think the better ones are those from Minolta and Nikon (for prosumer). Alternatively those flatbeds from Epson and Canon with Neg/Slide adapter do fine, but lesser quality but good overall. There is also a Yahoo Group for the Minolta 5400 if I did not remember wrongly.
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23rd January 2005
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thanks for the input, after considering the price of scanner with ICE, i might as well stay with my current scanner first. maybe wait a couple of yrs later bah.
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23rd January 2005
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look here for more reviews and start saving up.........
http://www.imaging-resource.com/SCAN1.HTM |
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23rd January 2005
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hey, i like your B&W pics!
 i like B&W also.i guess your current is good enough for web posting. |
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23rd January 2005
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oh but i need ICE to get rid of the dust off, if not sometime i have to spend alot of time on it ...
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23rd January 2005
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hi Westray, i went your gallery, you have some good photo to show. i used a minolta dual scanner dual 3, but i always find the BnW negative scans either too grainy or very underexposed. care to share with us how u manage the scans? my regular film are Tmax, FP4 and PanF. thanks! |
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26th January 2005
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Minolta Dimage 5400 for sale
Minolta DiMage 5400 for sale
Sorry I repost here because not many people are into film scanning nowadays.  Its a good scanner considering the Nikon I had previously but I'm selling not because of digital cameras but simply because I have no time to use it.  Last time I checked at CP, they have no more stock. Here is your chance. |
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