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Re: Flatbed scanners vs Pro Photo CDs
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Re: Flatbed scanners vs Pro Photo CDs


  • Subject: Re: Flatbed scanners vs Pro Photo CDs
  • From: Jan Steinman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2000 18:04:03 -0800

From: Peter =?iso-8859-1?Q?Braun=E9?= <email@hidden>

As a photographer, I have been using Pro Photo CD scans to turn out
portfolio prints...
I'm thinking about buying a flatbed and would like the
list's thoughts and recommendations about what's currently available in
the $1000 range. How would the results compare to the Pro CD scans
(dMax, etc.)?

I don't believe ANY sub-kilobuck flatbed is going to give you results anywhere near Pro CD.

You don't mention your format. If you're a 35mm shooter, I'd suggest sinking that kilobuck into a dedicated film/slide scanner. You'll get MUCH better results than you will from any flatbed under a few grand. And if you've saved a few extra pennies, you can get a superb film scanner for ~$1500 -- Nikon, Polaroid, and Kodak all have very nice machines in that price range.

--
: Jan Steinman <mailto:email@hidden>
: Bytesmiths <http://www.bytesmiths.com>


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