Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/10/08
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I think you better run the numbers to see if it's cost effective or not to
buy one right now--they're damn expensive and sure to go down in price and
up in quality. Meanwhile you've saved a ton of $$$$ at the front end. I did
and just couldn't justify buying one now for big bucks, then to find out
next year they're cheaper and much improved--and NOBODY wants last year's
model.
It's kind like buying the latest and greatest digital camera. The next model
comes out before the ink is dry on the ads for the one you just bought. It's
a real sickening feeling unless you are some kind of pro and use the hell
outa it.
I remember when we used to bemoan Detroit's planned obsolescence. The
digital boys/ girls have set new records for that program. I for one am no
going to get sucked up in it.
'Just my opinion.
David Cochran <cochranpr@mac.com> wrote:
Hi to all. I am in the dark when it comes to scanners for negatives or
chrome.
Which is better, flatbed or dedicated negative scanners?
thanks in advance.
David
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