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Canon - Canoscan 8600F - approx. S$300
Epson - V700 - approx. S$700 Thinking of getting one of these! price difference is kind of huge! but i need to scan 120 formats and 35mm negatives! i saw some reviews saying that Canoscan 8600F has some software or hardware problems! did anyone experienced that? hence i need help! please give comments on these scanners too! |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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from what i remember, 8600 is simply "value for money".
what you spend is what you get... of course the epson will definitely be better in terms of the results, but the 8600 from reviews is full functional for your 35 and 120 scanning. i will be getting a 8600 soon too. epson is out of range for me. |
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i havent encountered any software / hardware problems..for the past 6 months ive been using it.
8600f is definitely value for money to me. if price is an issue, the choice is obvious. dont even need to consider epson. for webposting...i think the scans are all fine. all my negative scans posted here are scanned with the 8600f. |
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ditto. what he said. |
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cool (: thanks everyone! (:
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i know this question is abit of NO LINK. but seriously does anyone knows how to mod lomos? like lca to lca+ and stuff? i came across this Supersampler mod. omg. it's like "ialsowant!" kind man. (:
anyone knows?? (: can help?? |
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look ard the alt photography forum la. max shares q a bit of the mod stuff he finds, n has tried some o them. pro. |
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hurhur! thanks! (:
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Join Date: May 2006
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I got the 8600F recently, well worth it. Installed with Windows XP with no problems. It came with some instructions for Vista too. Scanning at above 1600 dpi takes some patience, can just go away to do something else. Can be bought for $290, though I read somewhere it can be had for $280.
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hurhur. where where?!
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I also want......!!!
Like that I just need to spend $3 on cross-processing from my neighbourhood shop~ ![]() |
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Do a search in the CS forums and check with the poster. I got mine from Sim Lim Square. PM me if shop name needed.
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i once tried to do diy processing.
control temperature via water bath, add hot water or add cold water etc. frankly i dunnoe stated temperature refer to water bath temp or film inside the plastic drum. i figure the temp of the film in the drum should b different from the water bath as plastic is a poor conductor. damn jialat. i m jus not good with my hands lah. ![]() |
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Next time try using your legs lor
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I would if I could. =P
They sae the chemical is not safe lor~ |
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