I, for one, would hate to see this list go by the wayside. It has
helped me make choices in a evolution of scanners and, as far as I know,
scanners are still improving. Many of the members on this list, and
they're too numerous to name, have been of invaluable assistance to me.
I agree with
To all:
I will add my support to revive this list. Unlike many of you, I recently
joined in hopes of getting some good ideas to support the purchase of a
filmscanner in my business. I have been disappointed in the very few
messages that have come across, so much so I haven't even introduced
Maybe, the name of the group should be changed to Image Capturing and
Digitalization Techniques. :-)
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I, for one, would hate to see this list go by the wayside. It has
helped me make choices in a evolution of scanners and, as far as I
know, scanners are still
Laurie,
Were it up to me, and it isn't, so this is just a preference, I would have
it cover digital photography from acquisition to printing.
We don't have to duplicate Phil Askey, but I would love to know what actual
experience is with different digital cameras - is the canon Mark II really
that
On 9/8/04 4:32 PM, Brad Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Were it up to me, and it isn't, so this is just a preference, I would have
it cover digital photography from acquisition to printing.
I have not been a conspicuous presence on this list, mostly lurking for a
couple of years. I have
Laurie, you are one of the gurus here, and I hope that the rest of
them - there must be nearly a dozen real experts in various areas,
including actual practice - are still around.
Flattery will get you everywhere you smooth talker you; but on these sorts
of lists flattery will only get you in
Jules,
Actually, that makes sense to me too - would you suggest what we might
address best here? Scanners seem about done as a topic - they'll be around
for a while, but they are more like appliances than specialized equipment
and a lot of the issues have been addressed. I would like to keep
