Just be aware that Nikon is not providing operating system support. I could not get my LS-5000 to work in Vista and went back to XP on my lap top when I bought I new desktop, since I now use the scanner infrequently. You might check before you buy to determine if they are supporting Windows 7. I don't know about Mac operating systems. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Barrett Benton <bwbenton@...> wrote: > > I bought a new Minolta Dimage Scan 5400 (first version) back in 2004, > because (1) I was convinced I wouldn't find anything that good in > terms or price-performance again, and (2) that the market for these > things was either at or approaching its zenith; digital photography > was getting too much traction for things not to change. (For the > record, I still shoot film for about 75-80% of my work, so a solid > film scanner was and still is necessary.) > > I believe new Nikon 5000s are still available in some places. If you > want a new one, the time to buy is NOW. If you don't need a brand- > spanking-new version, go for a used one, but you might want to do it > soon: I'm rather amazed at the prices people are getting for used > examples of my Minolta scanner on a certain auction site, though I > suppose I shouldn't be... > > > - Barrett >
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Re:Panic mode: no more affordable 35mm scanners.
2010-08-28 by richardeskin
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