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29th April 2007
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B&W film scanner.
What would be a good B&W scanner? intending to scan primarily B&W negatives to be later cropped and then print.
Can't find how much a Nikon Coolscan cost in Nikon forum, anyone with info on cost and availability? TIA. ../azul123 |
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2nd May 2007
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Re: B&W film scanner.
Hi azul, I'm looking at the doing the same as you. But being held back by the prohibitive cost of Nikon's scanners.
The Coolscan V RRP is about 1300 according to their website... So I guess you can get it for lower in shops elsewhere.
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2nd May 2007
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Re: B&W film scanner.
Epson V700
 good enough for showing on computer screen, or printing small, like below 8R.Then concentrate on keeping negatives well, and if best quality is needed, print using traditional way ... ... Last edited by clubgrit; 2nd May 2007 at 06:07 AM. |
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4th May 2007
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Re: B&W film scanner.
Thanks for the tips guys... reconsidering my options. Luckily got frined with scanner willing to scan for me
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