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Max,
Yes, I agree a film scanner would be best, but they are pricey. The Nikon is $1100 at one of my local shops.
However, I did get a line on a low-end professional 3600 x 3600 pixel film scanner that has a slot for 35 mm slides and can take a long strip of negatives - full roll capability. The price is around $550.00. It is the PrimeFilm 3600 from Pacific Image Electronics (www.scanace.com). I will be able to see it in action as my other local camers store/lab uses it and reccommendes it. Interface is USB2.
And Rick - thanks for the line on the Minolta, but I think I will go with the film only unit.
Jim
Yes, I agree a film scanner would be best, but they are pricey. The Nikon is $1100 at one of my local shops.
However, I did get a line on a low-end professional 3600 x 3600 pixel film scanner that has a slot for 35 mm slides and can take a long strip of negatives - full roll capability. The price is around $550.00. It is the PrimeFilm 3600 from Pacific Image Electronics (www.scanace.com). I will be able to see it in action as my other local camers store/lab uses it and reccommendes it. Interface is USB2.
And Rick - thanks for the line on the Minolta, but I think I will go with the film only unit.
Jim