I have the Nikon 4000 and it's a great scanner. Does a better job than the Epson 3200. That said there are other issues involved when looking at the Epson 4870 vs. Nikon 9000. I believe the 9000 will out-perform the 4870 but most of the time the difference will not be noticeable. I am thinking of getting a 4870 for my 6 x 6 cm images because the cost of the Nikon 9000 is way more, in my opinion, than the difference in quality on the few extreme slides that I may encounter. If price was no object I would probably go with the 9000 but realize that it only goes up to medium format film, not 4 x 5. Hope this helps. -----Original Message----- From: Jesus RV [mailto:jrv@...] Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 10:49 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital BW] scanner doubts Dear all: I am not sure this is the right forum for this question, but I am completely sure you all are the right advisers, so I go: Although I own a 6.3 mpx reflex camera, I am unsatisfied with its results in several points. I would like to buy a scanner for negatives and slides coming from my Leica M6 and my old Rolleiflex tlr (since I want to try everything in photography, I eventually will buy a large format camera, but not today). I am hesitating between a film dedicated Nikon coolscan 9000 or a flatbed Epson 4870. What would you advise me? (please) Thank you very much Jes\ufffds Rodriguez-Velasco
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RE: [Digital BW] scanner doubts
2004-03-31 by don.swanson
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