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 down from
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 power
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
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 definitely
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 how
