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1st September 2009
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Film scanner - Wolverine F2D
thinkin of gettin a film scanner.
currently is about to get a canon 8800f or epson v300. but accidentally googled it jus now.. so curious to ask, anyone tried THIS before? what is ur experience of handling and also, the quality of the output? thanks for sharing. |
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2nd September 2009
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: KL
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Re: Film scanner - Wolverine F2D
just get the epson v700. from what i have read, its good enough for serious amateurs.
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2nd September 2009
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Film scanner - Wolverine F2D
The canoscan 8800f is no slouch either. Decent scans at a decent price.
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2nd September 2009
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: North
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Re: Film scanner - Wolverine F2D
I'm using this scanner.
If you're NOT too concern about quality, it is a decent budget scanner for 35mm films. It is fast and does not require a PC to operate.
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22nd September 2009
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Location: Hougang, Singapore.
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Re: Film scanner - Wolverine F2D
Does anyone know the price of the V500 and V700??? 
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