You guys are photog types. Does anyone have an old film scanner…

[Mike L.]

…they want to part with for a modest price?

[Carter Simcoe]

Mike, I have a Canon 4400f that’s a year old.

[Mike L.]

Hi Carter,

I really appreciate the offer!

[Rich Kovars]

Mike, I have a Canon 4400f that’s a year old.  It’s a flatbed type scanner but it’s also got a film holder built in the lid and back-lights the negative or slides while it gets scanned.  I also have two spare film holders that will help speed your work up a little if you have a lot you’re trying to scan.  $70 shipped to you if you want it.  carter(dot)simcoe(at)gmail(dot)com  

Sorry to hijack Mike.

Hey Carter, what rez is that scanner?

–Rich

[Mike L.]

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Sorry to hijack Mike.

Hey Carter, what rez is that scanner?

–Rich

You’ll get 2400dpi max, but thatll need post work.

[Rich Kovars]

Thanks Mike.

[Shannon Drawe]

How about a Nikon Super Coolscan 8000?
Shannon

[Mike L.]

Hi Shannon,

What are you asking?

[Carter Simcoe]

No worries, Mike.

Rich, it’ll do 4800 dpi actually.

[Zach Matthews]

Carter –

What’s the actual filesize of the photos it produces?

[Mike L.]

No worries, Mike.

Rich, it’ll do 4800 dpi actually.  

 

Does the quality suffer that high?

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