Dale wrote:
>I want to scan maybe ten slides a month. My main purpose will be to
>"publish" the digitized photographs as attachments to e-mails or simply
>file them one place or another in cyberspace.
Acer Scanwit (either with or without IR) is definitely worth looking at.
Some flatbeds have dedicated transparency attachments, but I couldn't
recommend one--if you're using M6's, you might be disappointed with the
quality of flatbed-scanned slides (and maybe with the Scanwit, too, but it
does a pretty decent job on sharp slides).
Best regards--LRA
>From: "Dale R. Reed" <dale-reed@worldnet.att.net>
>Reply-To: filmscanners@halftone.co.uk
>To: <filmscanners@halftone.co.uk>
>Subject: Re: filmscanners: Best digital archive medium for scans?
>Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 20:15:48 -0700
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>Got question.
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>I use a couple Leica M6 manual 35mm rangefinder cameras to take color and
>black and white slides. I use ISO/200 Kodachome and SCALA films that I buy
>along with mailers from B&H in New York.
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>My computer is 1.5 year old, Windows 98, 450Mz PIII, 256M RAM, and lots of
>free hard drive space.
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>I want to scan maybe ten slides a month. My main purpose will be to
>"publish" the digitized photographs as attachments to e-mails or simply
>file
>them one place or another in cyberspace.
>
>What do you folks think of this scanner and price for my purposes. Should
>I add a USB port to my computer? Thanks for the advice. Dale
>
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>Film Scanners
>Canon Canoscan FS-2710 2720 dpi 35mm/APS Film Scanner
>Mfg Catalog # C572011
>B&H Catalog # CA2710
>Our Price: $399.95
>Availability: In Stock
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