On Sat, 31 Mar 2001 22:19:58 -0800 Arthur Entlich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Now, a "new" problem is
making the rounds. Apparently the depth of field at the film plane is
so limited (probably due to the low illumination level of the LEDS
forcing Nikon to use a larger open lens) that
The answers you provided make the job of someone recommending a scanner
to you much easier.
Further, your $2000 (I assume US) maximum price point opens the market
up to the higher end in the consumer scanners.
One thing I read loud and clean is you want clean scans that don't
require a lot of
Well done, Art - an excellent summary, from what I've read/learnt!
My small addition - I have heard from at least 2 sources (so it might be
true!) that use of the dust-removal function on the Acer 2740S increases
the normal 40 second full-res scan to a couple of minutes! I gather it
uses a
There are a number of important factors you need to provide for anyone
to give you a reasonable analysis of what will be good value for you.
1) What platform are you using
PC...
2) Does your system support SCSI or USB or Firewire? (Firewire isn't an
issue yet with film scanners, but will be
