Bob wrote:
> I think you must realize that the 110 format probably didn't
produce the best negative or transparency because it relied on a plastic
cartridge to hold the film flat and at the precise film plane.
That's certainly true for the inexpesive 110 cameras, but I recall that
Asahi (Pentax) produced a well-made and fairly pricey 110 miniature in the
70's, and Olympus may have, too. How many were actually sold, I don't know.
The Minox was a particularly good piece of equipment, although specialized.
OTOH, it's pretty hard to put a "price" on people's memories. Printing the
photos and flat-bedding them is a viable option for one who hasn't yet
invested in a film scanner, but there's a wide variety needs and
considerations in the scannning community. That makes it both interesting
and complicated.
Best regards--LRA
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