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Re: film for polaroid scanner

2003-01-17 by jnhugo <jacknadelle@hotmail.com>

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Dave 
Livingston" <djls@e...> wrote:
> what is the model number of your scanner?
I have the polaroid sprintscan 120. It is one of the 3 medium 
format dedicated film scanners that include the minolta dimage 
pro, the nikon coolscan 8000, and the polaroid sprintscan 120.
I bought it because i got a pretty good demo  at calumet in los 
angeles. The person at samys in L.A. could not get the minolta to 
demo correctley. I don't have it yet but the polaroid definitely 
should be used with the optional glass neg holder. I personally 
think the glass holder should be part of the standard accessory 
pack and not optional.
At the time i bought ,it was between 500-800 less than the nikon 
and minolta and there was  300 rebate. Actually I think any of the 
3 scanners are good, i went for price and am very happy with the 
scans. It's not as good as the drum scans I purchase from 
Bowhaus- and im not such an experienced scanner user to 
really appreciate the fine nuances of good scanning. I get 
workable histograms and really really sharp prints.(unsharp 
masking @ 150%, .7-.9 radius). I paid extra for the silverfast 
which i found to be incomprehensable.

>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: jnhugo <jacknadelle@h...> 
>   To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 3:44 PM
>   Subject: [Digital BW] film for polaroid scanner
> 
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