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Hi all,
I am a bit confused so any tips would be appreciated. I need a scanner for
my negatives and slides, NOT a professional one, just one to digitize my
films to a fair resolution. For the couple of ones I need more resolution, I
can always drop by the local photostore and have a large scan. So, I do not
want to pay for a nikon, which is way off my budget, so I was about to buy
the Minolta Dimage IV. Trying to learn a bit more, I realized that the lack
of ICE is the major problem of the minolta. So, I checked which scanners
have ICE and found that Epson 4870 does have this technology and costs
almost the same as the Minolta. As far as the specs say, it does not have
the rest of the software that comes along with ICE. So now I am confused:
does it worth the money difference? Will it give me better results than the
minolta?
Thanks a lot
dimitris
I am a bit confused so any tips would be appreciated. I need a scanner for
my negatives and slides, NOT a professional one, just one to digitize my
films to a fair resolution. For the couple of ones I need more resolution, I
can always drop by the local photostore and have a large scan. So, I do not
want to pay for a nikon, which is way off my budget, so I was about to buy
the Minolta Dimage IV. Trying to learn a bit more, I realized that the lack
of ICE is the major problem of the minolta. So, I checked which scanners
have ICE and found that Epson 4870 does have this technology and costs
almost the same as the Minolta. As far as the specs say, it does not have
the rest of the software that comes along with ICE. So now I am confused:
does it worth the money difference? Will it give me better results than the
minolta?
Thanks a lot
dimitris