The Polaroid 120 is made by Microtek, and is discontinued as a Polaroid
product to the best of my knowledge. If you are buying a new one make
sure there is still a warranty program for it. Otherwise, look at the
Microtek version. Or perhaps you are considering used ones.
There were some minor
From: Arthur Entlich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Personally, I try to stay away from products that are so well hidden in
their contents to make them potentially dangerous if one ends up in an
emergency, because the MSDS is incomplete.
To get this back to scanningg, I'd love to try Kami fluid*, but minor
There are dozens of ethyl and methyl based compounds that can cause both
blindness and coma, drunkenness, and other similar symptoms.
The flash point of Methanol (Methyl Alcohol) is 54 degrees F
The flash point of Methyl Acetate is an amazingly low 14 degrees F
The later has a fruity odor.
I
Most use high optical resolution flatbed scanners with some form of
transparency adapter to scan film formats 5x7 or larger since one often does
not really need resolutions greater than 1200 - 2400 ppi which many current
flatbed scanners can handle easily. Film scanners that can handle this size
Laurie Solomon wrote:
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Thus, in my opinion, in the past there were mailing lists and still may be
mailing lists for the drum scanners and the Imacons as well as for many of
the flatbed scanners that could be used. But as for an itemized list of all
the various scanners that can do a good job
Bert Quijalvo asked Was there a list (as a result of the discussion)
of recommended scanners for 5x7 transparency scanning?
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There is a group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScanHi-End/ that might
fit your needs. This group deals with professional/industrial
I guess it all depends on how you define a good job of scanning.
Doesn't the Epson Perfection 4990 Photo scanner scan
transparencies up to 8x10?
I fail to see how this contradicts anything that I have said or refutes
anything I suggested.
I think I acknowledged that there were flatbed scanners
Ummm. It's not intended to contradicts anything you've said. I did not
intend to make a list of all the available scanners and never said that
I knew of one. All I did was point out one scanner that might fit the
bill -- that is depending on how one thinks a good job is. The Epson
4990 would
I would not have responded to your post in the way I did or even replied to
your suggestion if you had only quoted the original poster rather than
citing and quoting a passage from my post. This led me to believe that you
were responding to my post and not the original message. I have no basic
Hi James,
You are speaking of David Hemingway. Some time back, I tried to
reconnect with him, but have not been able to locate him. After he left
Polaroid he stopped communicating with me, so I have no news,
unfortunately. He has a common name and so trying to Google him isn't easy.
Art
Art,
I would also be interested in locating and re-establishing contact with
David - especially concerning the Polaroid Film Recorder that I have and
how one might get or create new lookup files for it that are dedicated
to handling today's batch of films. However, I think that he dropped
out of
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