FS : kodak film scanner. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () FS : Kodak RFS 3600 (3600dpi) dedicated 35mm film scanner paid 1200 $ - BEST OFFER / p.roussel at videotron.ca. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () FS : Kodak RFS 3600 (3600dpi)...

IV be a good pick for a > first 'film scanner'? For the price, yes. It is a "real" film scanner, and gives much better results than a flatbed scanner with a film adapter. Note that Kodachromes are notoriously difficult to scan, and most film scanners...

to send my film to Kodak via Long's Drugs, but they use Fuji now. I can't find anyone in my small market area who uses Kodak, and did I hear Kodak is getting out of the film business? I have a bunch of film waiting to be processed because I have this...

manager program (for documents and photographs). >>Any recommendations? > Duno from "great", but after taking a strong dislike to Nikon's freebie I settled on VueScan. Currently driving a CoolScan 4000 (film) and a CanoScan LIDE-SomethingOrOther...

of a DVD/RW drive. I pulled up my archive of CD-R's and began the task of copying them to my hard disk to transfer to DVD+R media. Many of the disks were about 2~3 years old. They were created about the time I purchased a decent film scanner and I scanned...

35mm, >Film Scanner. A 21mp digital camera for $1200. > It's not even close to a digital camera. What is your workflow and turn around time? Take a shot, finish the film find a lab, wait 1 hour, rush home scan optimize, produce a file. Guess what my...

occurs with Kodak and Fuji film. On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 09:26:30 -0800, J. A. Mc. wrote: >On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 08:31:56 GMT, David Causier > found these unused words floating about: >>>From a roll of film developed and printed by a local processor,...

made for this > older film and may not be able to scan the full slide and that is OK but > will putting this slide in the scanner damage the optics or the scanner> Physically? If you can get the film to be well held within the film holder and there is...

With an 8-bit scanner I'd suggest staying with negative film, and see if you can get a film profile for your scanner (or use a third party software solution such as Ed Hamrick's VueScan package). With a 10-bit (or, preferably, 12-bit) scanner, you should...

For better quality ... get a slide / film scanner. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () "RSD99" wrote in message news:Cp_zd.18182$_62.18125@trnddc01... > For better quality ... get a slide / film scanner. > Yes...but he is in for a surprise...the...