You're looking at it wrong, that's a thousand dollars or hard to find
spare parts. Just from experience, however, the one needed for a
critical repair will be missing or broken.
On 6/17/2011 11:15 AM, John Sessoms wrote:
Film's not dead, but the scanner apparently is.
$1000 for a broken scanner?
From: Gasha
Proof of this is recent eBay auction:
Nikon Super Coolscan 8000 ED Film Scanner 8000ED 166220
Item condition: For parts or not working
Ended: Jun 16, 201112:57:31 PDT
Winning bid:
US $1,072.00 [ 28 bids ]
Shipping:
$49.95 UPS Worldwide Expedited
Seller:
Member id shutterbladeoutlet
I was shocked...
Gasha
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