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Keren #1
Scanners
I am finally setting up my multimedia studio! I've upgraded my PC, hooked up
a tablet, purchased (I think) a decent injkjet printer (HP5600), now I'm
onto the scanner. What's the best scanner for photoshop purposes under about
$200? Do those slide attachments really work? What experience can you share
with me? I'll be working with old photos (some ancient) and new photographs
or slides, printed media, even found objects (?) Advice?
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Lisa Duskis #2
Re: Scanners
I've got an Epson Perfection 1660 Photo scanner which does slides.
Yes, the slide scanner parts really do work, not as good as say a dedicated
slide scanner which can cost you upwards of $800 for a really good one
(Nikon or Canon), but they work :)
i'll upload some of the examples i've got and see what you think.
-- L
"Keren" <kira04@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:g4ScnZEaXewHBryiXTWJig@comcast.com...up> I am finally setting up my multimedia studio! I've upgraded my PC, hookedabout> a tablet, purchased (I think) a decent injkjet printer (HP5600), now I'm
> onto the scanner. What's the best scanner for photoshop purposes undershare> $200? Do those slide attachments really work? What experience can youphotographs> with me? I'll be working with old photos (some ancient) and new> or slides, printed media, even found objects (?) Advice?
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Lisa Duskis #3
Re: Scanners
scans :
[url]http://darkroomdaily.com/images/stuff/1660slide.jpg[/url] (fuji provia 400F)
[url]http://darkroomdaily.com/images/stuff/1660neg.jpg[/url] (fujipress 800)
hope that helps.
the scanner cost me $120
"Lisa Duskis" <lmsNOSPAM@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
news:3f22808d@nocnews001.allthesites.org...dedicated> I've got an Epson Perfection 1660 Photo scanner which does slides.
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> Yes, the slide scanner parts really do work, not as good as say ahooked> slide scanner which can cost you upwards of $800 for a really good one
> (Nikon or Canon), but they work :)
>
> i'll upload some of the examples i've got and see what you think.
>
> -- L
>
> "Keren" <kira04@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:g4ScnZEaXewHBryiXTWJig@comcast.com...> > I am finally setting up my multimedia studio! I've upgraded my PC,> up> about> > a tablet, purchased (I think) a decent injkjet printer (HP5600), now I'm
> > onto the scanner. What's the best scanner for photoshop purposes under> share> > $200? Do those slide attachments really work? What experience can you> photographs> > with me? I'll be working with old photos (some ancient) and new>> > or slides, printed media, even found objects (?) Advice?
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