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Re: Any Ideas On A Great Scanner???

Posted by Van on April 21, 2001 at 20:17:51:
Whatever scanner you get make sure it has a film-scanning accessory. Also, get photo shop and a good photo printer!
The combo will save you lots of money in the long haul rather than developing film and prints. Because you will pick the prints you want to print instead of paying for prints you do not want.
You will basically have a photo studio with this combo!
You have the film developed and scan and print what you like.
;o)
Van