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In Reply to: Re: Older Film Scanners... yes can I help? posted by Joe M on February 10, 2002 at 06:20:48:
In spite of their age, I have seen a lot of references praising this unit. Many folks say that it is still the best film scanner ever made. This seems somewhat contrary to your response. In every case they have been deemed superior to their successors. Of course, because of their age, the price is certainly right now.What makes you feel this way? Do you feel the Kodak is a better unit among "vintage" film scanners?
My photographic endeavors nowadays are 80-90% digital. However I do have an archive of negatives, and still shoot a little 35mm and MF. I acquired these units for casual use- what are your thoughts about that application?
Thanks!
Tim
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Follow Ups
- Interesting... - Tim P 13:27:32 02/10/02 (3)
- Re: Interesting...Kodak is built like a brick or a tank. - Joe M 07:27:18 02/11/02 (2)
- What operating system do you use with the Kodak? nt - Tim P 16:29:16 02/18/02 (1)
- Re: Mac os 9.1 photoshop 6 - Joe M 17:31:23 02/18/02 (0)
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