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by ehwang,
May 30, 2002
Pros: 4000 dpi, simple, APS adapter included, SCSI & USB, priced like 2900 dpi.
Cons: Slow, especially with hi-res scans, dust and scratch removal doesn't work with all films.
The Bottom Line: If you've been waiting for an affordable quality solution to your film scanning needs, your wait is over. This scanner rocks!
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by aaderca,
Jan 4, 2003
Pros: Unbeatable resolution and dynamic range for this price; batch scanning; manual focus adjust; speed
Cons: None for this price bracket
The Bottom Line: Highly recommended if you plan to use SCSI- stay away if you are dead set on USB.
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by coliwabl,
Nov 24, 2002
Pros: Easy to use, quality of scans.
Cons: Somewhat slow with high res scans
The Bottom Line: Find your best price from a reliable dealer and buy it.
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by trostan,
Jan 19, 2003
Pros: Great value for money
Very good quality
Cons: Very slow
The Bottom Line: Great piece of equipment, with excellent results.
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by paulphoto,
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Dec 23, 2002
Pros: Outstanding color and resolution, Software loaded with features
Cons: Very slow scanning rate, Inconvenient film holder for 35mm slides or negatives
The Bottom Line: If you need an affordable high resolution film scanner, this could be it. However, it is not among the best scanner out there in terms of operation and convenience.
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by mike_moss,
Mar 11, 2002
Pros: High quality output.
Cons: Be prepared to read a book between scans
The Bottom Line: I think this is a fine scanner and would recommend it if you are looking for high resolutions at a reasonable cost.
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