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You'd be better off..........

Posted by photoguy on December 23, 2005 at 19:09:39:
.......buying your own scanner. It'll pay for itself after awhile and you'd probably do a better job. You'd pay a fortune for hi-rez scans. I've made the move to a DSLR and haven't shot a frame of film since forever. That last SLR was an F4. Workhorse of a camera. I used to do an all wet darkroom. Now I print inkjet. Its just too convenient. To bad the new D back from Leica doesnâ€™t fit the R6. $5K!