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I would like an 8x10 contact print. 57 100.00%
I would rather have the URL, no print, thanks. 0 0%
Not my cup of tea. 0 0%
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Old 12-05-2007, 07:52 PM   #91 (permalink)
 
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Limitations of digital equipment poses a major part of the equation in the scan here. I assume JB is getting the best that unit can do. The 4990 is not nearly in the same quality level in comparison to high end scanners as the 8x10 is in comparison to other format film. Excuse my frank nature but the 4990 is a consumer grade scanner where 8x10 is about as good as it gets for film quality.

I would be happy to scan this print for you on my lino-hell topaz, which is older but it will handle those highlights much better than any scanner epson has ever made. Happy to do it just send me a email if you want to get a good scan.
Admittedly I am at both the limits of this scanner, and my own abilities as well. I usually use this scanner to for 4x5 chromes, and for the money, it does a fair job. I don't think they had anything like this in mind when they designed it. I appreciate the offer, (it's very kind, and in the best spirit of this forum) but I have a number of sources locally that owe me the favor, if I decide to use it.
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Old 12-05-2007, 08:27 PM   #92 (permalink)
 
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Admittedly I am at both the limits of this scanner, and my own abilities as well. I usually use this scanner to for 4x5 chromes, and for the money, it does a fair job. I don't think they had anything like this in mind when they designed it. I appreciate the offer, (it's very kind, and in the best spirit of this forum) but I have a number of sources locally that owe me the favor, if I decide to use it.
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Old 12-30-2007, 07:10 PM   #93 (permalink)
 
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Just a note- The Christmas thing cramped me up, but the prints will be leaving Jan 2. Thanks for your patience.

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