BTW, list is Gary. I got off my arse and hopefully changed the username
field.
My gut feeling is scanning or even film developing is the low profit
part of the business since many companies can provide scanning services.
[Custom Labs in Berkeley being the only one to bite the dust as far as
I kn
Thanks to "Lists" for this reference to an East Bay shop which offers
scanning services. Someone from here in the further reaches of the
North Bay could get there and back, and be on Cantoo's Imacon for
three hours in between the rush hours, for about $155 ($50 auto
expense plus CanToo's 3 x $35 =
Yikes! Maybe instead I'll sell photo tours of
Utah's canyon country with the first stop at B&H
in New York. 8)
--
Sam
At 9:23 PM + 3/18/06, Paul Roberts wrote:
>
>> Did you mean to say 5000 dollars, instead of
>> pounds, Chris, or is that just here in the
>> States? I haven't looked hard
>Sam,
>
>1) where do you live?
In Northern California, Brad, north of San Francisco - in "the North
Bay" - whereas "Lists" and CanToo.com are in "the East Bay". I'm
guessing there's a quite small film-scanner market much more local to
me.
>And how much would you charge per 6X7 transparency or n
I can't imagine there being something in Berkeley that you can't find in
NYC. Well, Cal Berkeley being the exception.
I think your best bet would be to call companies that offer scanning
services and see if they have machines for rent on premises. My
recollection is Cantoo would give you hands on
Anyone know any similar arrangement in NYC?
j
lists wrote:
> http://www.cantoo.com/PriceGuide0905.pdf
> I don't see it on their pricelist, but you can use Imacons here at $35
> or so an hour.
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> Did you mean to say 5000 dollars, instead of
> pounds, Chris, or is that just here in the
> States? I haven't looked hard, but I think I saw
> the least of the Imacon's at B&H for $5000, new.
> Maybe I could finance one by bringing them back
> over for re-sale? 8)
at calumet UK the Flextight 34
Sam,
1) where do you live? And how much would you charge per 6X7 transparency or
neg? It sounds like an interesting idea.
Brad
On 18/3/06 8:34, "Sam McCandless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone tried financing an Imacon by using it
> to scan others' film, presumably mostly
> medium
http://www.cantoo.com/PriceGuide0905.pdf
I don't see it on their pricelist, but you can use Imacons here at $35
or so an hour.
Sam McCandless wrote:
> Has anyone tried financing an Imacon by using it
> to scan others' film, presumably mostly
> medium-format? Where I live, I don't think I'd
> get m
Has anyone tried financing an Imacon by using it
to scan others' film, presumably mostly
medium-format? Where I live, I don't think I'd
get much business, but it wouldn't take much to
encourage me to try.
>Yes, right the Plustek OpticFilm 7200 series has 7200dpi true optical
>resolution at <£2
A third model, Plustek OpticFilm 7200iSE has juat been launched which has
the iSRD (Infrared Smart Removal of Defects) but only has SilverFast SE.
http://tinyurl.com/4fqu7
Chris Street
Www.DataMind.co.uk
Plustek UK Distributor
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Some UK reviews, mainly in the photo magazines had more detail than the
short PCMag review. Check out what AP, PP, Digital Photo, F3 had to say:
http://www.datamind.co.uk/Merchant/plustek_opticfilm_uk_press.htm
Chris Street
www.datamind.co.uk
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Yes, right the Plustek OpticFilm 7200 series has 7200dpi true optical
resolution at <£250. I forgot about the Imacon range which start at £5,000..
Chris Street
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