Newbie needs help to select 35mm scanner. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.scanner () Thanks for the idea, but I am still on film for my photos. After this project is done, I plan on getting a digital camera. I do have access to a digital camera...

Newbie needs help to select 35mm scanner. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.scanner () Doug, thanks for the input. i was leaning towards that scanner for the slides. I want to be able to print guality prints for myself and family. I will check...

Newbie needs help to select 35mm scanner. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.scanner () Hi I am looking for suggestions/recomendations for the purchase of a stand alone 35mm slide scanner. I have a large quanity of Kodachrome slides that my dad took....

batteries, pretty good selection of menu options and takes great pictures, also is pocketable. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Newbie wrote: > Could anyone recommend me a good ultra-compact digital camera to buy? > I want to be able to carry...

i.e. the max resolution of the scanner). Can anyone comment on the scenario below: --------------------- * 16bits/channel / 4000dpi * Raw scanner RGB at - gamma 1.0 - (Nikon colour management turned off). * Only processing performed by the scanner...

with the Nikon >scanner. NikonScan is actually very good and you may find it does what you need. My advice would be start with NikonScan to get some bearings. After all, as you say, it comes with the scanner. Then, with the knowledge you gain from...

be nice if people would stop using that silly term. Digital camera focal lengths are commonly given in terms of 35mm equivalence. There is nothing unreasonable or complicated about that. Most of us are used to thinking of field of view in 35mm f.l....

but have been using my Canon EOS 35mm camera for a bunch of years. I'd like to get a digital body for use with my EF lenses, and in order to keep it as cheap as possible I'd love to find something used. I've been using my 35mm and a scanner, but I'd...

so if that is an important criterion you certainly > won't be able to choose a dedicated film scanner. >> -- > Witold. For those that need to scan both 35mm film and the occasional 120 film and flat documents. Buy both a dedicated film scanner for...

waste of money compared to an Athlon system. I do work on large files and I will be getting a new 35mm scanner, so I expect my average image file will be anywhere from 30MB to 70MB, depending on the scanner resolution. Many of your other comments are...