Ash Mishra
(K=34) - Comment Date 9/27/2003
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Eric,
Have you tried ebay for a film scanner? I saw a Canoscan 4000LS here in Canada for $300 CDN, which is excellent value considering the quality of scans it produces.
Ash
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Brendon Cordero
(K=3524) - Comment Date 9/28/2003
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For your price range and film format. Epson flatbed scanners are considered the best for the money.
Go to www.photographyreview.com and www.circuitcity.com for reviews.
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Brendon Cordero
(K=3524) - Comment Date 9/28/2003
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Espon's is considered their best at your price range.
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Brendon Cordero
(K=3524) - Comment Date 9/28/2003
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Opps! Epson's 3200 is considered the best at your price range.
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Chris Lauritzen
(K=14949) - Comment Date 9/29/2003
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Eric,
In the price range your looking your only choice is a flatbed scanner. I would look at the Epson line of scanners as theay are getting good reviews. If your interesting in buying used then I would checkout used prices on either Canon or Minlota film scanners.
One thing to keep in mine is your not going to get as good a scan with a flatbed as you would a true film scanner.
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Jan Symank
(K=22030) - Comment Date 10/5/2003
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Epson perfection 3200 is working very well, I use it for my 6x6cm slides. You can use it for 35mm up to 9x12.
For 35mmm I use minolta 5600 Filmscanner because the resolution is much higher.
So you can purchase Epson 3200, and later "ischallah" a filmscanner.
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