I've used my Epson 2450 to good effect scanning 645 and 6x6 negatives
and slides, so I would imagine the 3200 would do well.
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> Would be glad to hear your opinions/recommendations within very
> reasonable price range (including used). One thing is for sure:
> dedicated MF scanners are definitely out of my price range (kind of
> Nikon 8000 or 9000 or Minoltas).
Alex,
If you are somewhat technically inclined, the Leafsca
Thanks Austin, I am. :-)
But I suspect teh Leafscan 45 (of Scitex, right ?) costs a fortune,
doesn't it ?
Alex
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> > Would be glad to hear your opinions/recommendations within very
> > reasonable price range (including used). One thing is for sure:
> > dedicated MF
You can pick up a mint one, late model with 4.1 firmware, with rotating film
holders, for around $1200.
Check eBay, and/or subscribe to the Leafscan Yahoo group.
Regards,
Austin
> Thanks Austin, I am. :-)
> But I suspect the Leafscan 45 (of Scitex, right ?) costs a fortune,
> doesn't it ?
>
> A
Bernie Kubiak wrote:
> I've used my Epson 2450 to good effect scanning 645 and 6x6 negatives
> and slides, so I would imagine the 3200 would do well.
>
How is this one:
http://www.epson.co.uk/sohoprod/imaging/scanner/perf4870/spec.htm
Compared to the 3200?
The specs give both a higher resolutio
