Michel, I've been using the Kodak Photo CD for several years now (almost 400
images) and have yet to discover any serious issues with it. I pay a little
less than $2 per scan in batches. Have never tried customs scans and from my
experience I probably won't unless I want higher resolution. I generally
have to set the light and dark point in photoshop and occasionally some
slight color tweaking, but other than that - that's it. I've generally been
outputting up to 8"X10" prints on my Epson Stylus Photo printer from the CD
and they're great.
Hope this helps.
Ken Waller
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From: Michel Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Pentax-Discuss@Pdml. Net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 5:54 PM
Subject: Kodak Photo-CD: Good or Bad ?
>
> Calling for input on Kodak Photo-CD.
>
> Is it worth it? In my area, scans are $2.50 per
> 35mm frames, $6 for medium format (for the 5 pack
> resolution), and the CD's are $13.
>
> How good is the quality? All I need it for at this point is
> to put a panorama together, i.e.
> scan,
> do the pano in photoshop,
> and then send it back to the lab
> for producing a 6x12 or 4x5 neg. or transparancy,
> and then print.
>
> Would I be better off with custom scans instead of mucking
> about with the Kodak YCC color profiles?
>
> Michel
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