Ian
This is my first time on birding-aus so please excuse if I have replied
wrongly. I simply hit the "reply to all" button. Ian, I have a "HP
scanjet 3970" which I purchased to be able to scan
slides/transparencies. While it can do the job the result is nothing
like the original and the resulting images are not saleable or
competition quality. Maybe I am doing something wrong? You may be better
served by a dedicated device. I think Nikon has one that is about $1000.
The results from this type of device, from my experience, is very good.
Greg Little
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Sent: Saturday, 11 March 2006 8:49 AM
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Subject: another digital question
Following on from the recent questions on digital cameras I was
wondering if list members had any experience with converting their old
35mm slides and filmstrips to digital. I was contemplating a HP
Photosmart 3310 for the job and while I appreciate the old adage "you
get what you pay for" and there are more expensive alternatives around I
was wondering if anyone can comment on the quality of results from this
model - is it acceptable?
please reply off list
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