I've been doing a bit of research on the Kodak RFS 3600
film scanner, and found out a few interesting things.
It's actually made by Pacific Image Electronics, the
same company that makes the PrimeFilm 1800u film
scanner. The RFS 3600 is apparently just the next
generation of the PrimeFilm 1800u
on 1/8/01 9:04 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Pacific Image Electronics, the
> same company that makes the PrimeFilm 1800u
That summary of your research was very interesting. Thanks.
I read one review of the Pacific Image Electronics PrimeFilm 1800u (MacUser)
that was very
on 1/8/01 10:53 PM, Berry Ives at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The price is a lot higher for the RFS 3600, with no ICE, multiscanning, or
> 12-bit output. But I assume the software is new. And mostly good comments
> on this listserve to date.
The software that drives the 3600 is truly awful! It'
on 1/9/01 5:59 AM PST, Andrew Rodney wrote:
> The software that drives the 3600 is truly awful! It's beta software
> disguised as a working product (it isn't, even with the .1 dot release).
> There will be a review of the scanner going up in the next day or so at
> www.imaginginsider.com. In the
on 1/9/01 1:16 PM, David Corwin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why do you think PEI gave it a COOL2 Award (Best Imaging Products of 2000)
> for "best" 35mm filmscanner?
I can't possibly imagine. They must have been blind or something. FWIW, I
used to be the technical editor but stopped writing fo
