Top of the line HP (Scanjet 7650 or higher; preferably one with document feeder). They usually come out to be the fastest (especially for previews) and have good options for scanning negatives and slides.
High-end Umax and Microtek are great for scanning at higher resolutions (comparable to a drum scanner but not quite, to send to a press). 007. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of warpmedia Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 11:33 PM To: The Hardware List Subject: Re: [H] Scanner Recommendations It might if it weren't in the closet collecting dust the past 4 years! Still can't bring myself to just throw it out which is what I should do now that I have a digital camera. =) Ben Ruset wrote: > At my last job we used Microtek scanners. I dont know what the model # > is because their site is not responding. They ran us about $149 each, > were USB, had flat panel scan AND sheet feeder. The only problem was > they were a little slow. > > I still have a Microtek E3 SCSI from c.1996 that runs great. Just needs > a cleaning. I bet Warpmedia's E6 still runs too. > > James Maki wrote: > >> Anybody have a >> great scanner they would like to recommend? TIA. >> >> Jim Maki >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >
