Re: Re: Scanner

I actually use a rather ancien Agfa DuoScan T1200 to scan my 120, 4x5 and
8x10 negatives. It came with a fairly good software when it was still being
manufactured some 5-6 years ago.

Of course, the resolution is far short of the Epson 4990. But, considering
the size of the negatives being scanned, it delivers some pretty good
digital files. For my 35mm negatives, I use a Nikon scanner.

Guy

----- Original Message -----
From: "Zero Image" <info@zeroimage.com>
To: <pinhole-discussion@spitbite.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 7:31 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Re: Scanner

> Hi Tom,
> I just bought the Epson 4990 which is a new model and it works very well.
> It can even scan a 8x10 negative but I haven't try this size yet, 45 film
> scanner is wonderful.
>
> Hope this may help.
>
> Zernike
>
>
>>
>>Subject: [pinhole-discussion] MANY THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK
>>
>>Hello all,
>>
>>I want to thank all of you that responded to my e-mail. You gave me just
>>what I needed to know to get on the road to getting the right and best
>>scanner. I'm starting with Epson and going from there.
>>Thanks Again.
>>
>>"Keep on Pinholin",
>>Tom
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