I own a
2710 and didn't buy the LS-30 because of the price differential at the
time.
IIRC, it
was $cdn880 vs $cdn1300-1700 (there were two Nikon's that were $cdn 500 apart I
don't recall which one was the LS-30), and it came with PhotoShop LE, which I
would have needed on the Nikon side (since then I took advantage of a deal
between my employer and Adobe and upgraded)
In test
scans of my slides they came out with results indistinguishable on my output (HP
895 or Web). My retailer sold both so I came in with some slides & a zip
disk.
ICE would
have been nice, but it is needed on so few of my slides it was not worth a 60%
price increase. Had price been out of the running I'd have bought a
Nikon scanner, simply for the addition of
ICE and the track record Nikon has in these devices compared to
Canon's.
regards
Dave
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