I have a PowerLook III and use it for (among other things) doing
contact sheets of 35mm filmstrips. It is fine for that job because you
will not be enlarging the images very much nor will you be trying to
get every last bit of shadow detail (if you were, you'd not be leaving
the filmstrips in the
Dana Trout wrote:
> I have a PowerLook III and use it for (among other things) doing
> contact sheets of 35mm filmstrips. It is fine for that job because you
> will not be enlarging the images very much nor will you be trying to
> get every last bit of shadow detail (if you were, you'd not be l
At 03:33 PM 1/6/2002, Op's wrote:
> > I have a PowerLook III ...
>I have a UMax Astra 4000U when I was looking for a Flatbed for proofing.
>This scanner was
>the only one that had a lid which covered the whole page - US Legal. Was
>within a price
>range much the same as the epson 1600 (which
