If you're going to sink that much money into it, you ought to go ahead
and get the the V750-M Pro. It has better B&W negative capability.
From: Scott Loveless
I wasn't very clear. My current scanner will not scan a 4x5 negative. So I'm either
going to scan 4x5 contact prints on the existing scanner, or spend about $500 on a
V700 to scan negatives. On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Scott Loveless
<[email protected]> wrote:
> It's me again Margaret...
> are you nekkid?
>
> I'll be sleeping on the porch when this is all done, but I'm shopping
> for a LF camera again. ?4x5, monorail camera, probably a 270 or 300mm
> lens for portraits. ?Nothing fancy. ?What is serving as a darkroom
> consists of a small enlarger, a tiny sink and almost enough room to
> turn around. ?Given that, I can make contact prints from 4x5
> negatives.
>
> The dilemma:
>
> I have neither the space nor money for a large format enlarger. ?Which
> means I'll have to scan it. ?What do you guys think about scanning
> contact prints for web presentation and ink jet printing up to 8x10?
> The budget is limited, so if I'm going to buy a scanner, probably a
> V700, I'll need to lower the budget for the camera and lens.
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