Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/10/01
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>Look at my friend Tony Sleep's pages at >http://www.cix.co.uk/~tsphoto/ >and follow the link to the scanner test results. > >Probably the best scanner resource out there. > >For what it's worth, if you appreciate image quality (and I assume >you do, sicne you subscribe to this list) then the Nikon LS2000 >should be top of your list. > >David Morton >dmorton@journalist.co.uk >David.Morton@openconsulting.co.uk >(+44) 171 917 6272 Thanks a lot for this link, definitely the best yet (though not enough scanners tested so far - no Polaroid or Nikon LS30). Didn't want to spend as much as the LS2000 costs, but am beginning to think that anything less might not be a good investment (is anything digital?). The more I learn the more it seems to me that thinking of buying one of these things is far more fun than owning one - exchanging dreams about the opportunities of a digital future for sleepless nights making it all work as promised. Particularly liked the quote from Tony Sleep's site, ' Halftone's Law' - ''The success of a technology does not depend on enhanced utility, technical elegance, aesthetic superiority, economic efficiency, nor any contribution to quality of life, but upon the extent to which it transfers power and control up the food chain.'' My commitment to this step obviously isn't what it should be - do dinosaurs have more fun?? Alex