A prime example of the value of feedback.
While I do not presently own a Polaroid film scanner (nor any other for that
matter) I do plan to obtain one. Sure helps the confidence level when the
company listens and seems to care.
Jim Sims
"Hemingway, David J" wrote:
> I would like you all to kn
The film holders may be more expensive, but they should be worth it -
hopefully they will be incorparated into the SS4000 sooner than later.
"Hemingway, David J" wrote:
>
> I would like you all to know that your input was instrumental in the
> redesign of the film holders for the SS120. While th
David;
Will this redesign of the holders delay the introduction of the SS120?
Also, will there be a holder for 35mm panoramics (24mm x 65mm) ??
Thanks!
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David;
Will this redesign of the holders delay the introduction of the SS120?
Also, will there be a holder for 35mm panoramics (24mm x 65mm) ??
Thanks!
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From: Hemingway, David J <[EMAIL PROTE
In what term of time we might see a new filmstrip holder for the ss4000 ?
I was one of those who wrote you about the feeding problem in the ss 4000.
I had the strong suspicion that it was originated by the too flexible
filmholder and suggested a more stable metalic construction. I am happy for
Great news. I've got the money aside to purchase a SS120 as soon as they
are available.
Lawrence
http://www.lwsphoto.com
