Rafe wrote:
>Look at the bright side. You can buy a used SprintScan
>Plus on eBay right now for about 1/4 of what a new one
>used to cost, about 2 years ago.
If you happen to live in the USA. :) Still AFAIK the retail price of the
SS4000 has come down from its original price. I'm not sure ho
Tony wrote:
> I probably shouldn't say this, but I have used
> Superia800 quite a lot with the SS4000 and am
> amazed how insignificant grain is. At A4 from
> an Epson, it's there, just, but you really only
> notice a relative lack of tonal refinement
> compared to slower films.
Gah. I'll defin
At 01:37 PM 6/14/01 +1000, you wrote:
>Rafe wrote:
>>Look at the bright side. You can buy a used SprintScan
>>Plus on eBay right now for about 1/4 of what a new one
>>used to cost, about 2 years ago.
>
>If you happen to live in the USA. :) Still AFAIK the retail price of the
>SS4000 has come
"rafeb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In terms of US $$, you have the same access to eBay
> prices as everyone else, right?
The cost of shipping makes ebay pricing irrelevent.
I saw some unbelievable prices for Epson printers for
example, but by the time you ship it, pay GST on import,
and get a
Ebay is great. I use it semi-regularly, but I have to say it can be a
real PITA for people outside of the US. Firstly, I'd guess at least 95%
of the sellers will not sell to or ship out of the US. The ones that
do, charge huge fees to service clients out of the US.
Further, there appears to
