dibas...@aol.com wrote:
> I am in the process of constructing space for myself to work within.
Here is is rough sketch of my previous set up in a 9x9 feet room, with both
darkroom and dry-room brought together, and which I had for several years.
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Hi again:
The first question should be what are you going to do with the scanner?
If you simply want something to scan images to put on web pages you can
use a fairly inexpensive one.
If you want to use it for some kind of digitally based reproduction
you need to consider what kind of resultion
We have an epson 1640 SU photo scanner at work. It comes with a
transparency unit that will do up to 4x5. Good quality scanner 1600x3200
hardware resolution with 42bit color depth.
Good scanner at reasonable price US$369.00
Gord
On Sat, 21 Jul 2001 dibas...@aol.com wrote:
> I am in the proces
bly a lot more
reliable to scan B&W prints than negs.
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> I am in the process of constructing space for myself to work within. The
> space consists of time (less wo
I am in the process of constructing space for myself to work within. The
space consists of time (less work), which is my problem to solve alone, but
also a physical environment in which I can allow myself to really immerse in
pinhole. I have been following the discussions regarding dark-light ro
