Shoot, I've never seen one, but it seems like the Nikon 4000 ED with the optional slide feeder would be perfect. 36 shots at a time. Tom > You want the best possible quality. > > However, time is also of the essence, so you are prepared to make > minimal trade-offs in absolute quality in order to increase > production throughput. > > Fortunately, that rich uncle you never liked just croaked, and in a > final moment of senility, he's left his entire ill-gotten gains to > you, so money is no object. > > So what do you buy? > > Jeremy Nicholl
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