I did buy a negative scanner, he did. Looked at a Plustek Opticfilm 8100, but a few reviews pointed me in the direction of a Reflecta Crystal Scan 7200 instead. 10% more money, but hardware based dust removal, which appears to be a big deal... Why a negative scanner? Simple math. For the price equivalent of getting 15 rolls of film scanned by the shop, I can buy my self a neat scanner and do it for free. Most likely with a better result as well.
It turns out that printed images, actually meet the same fate as digital ones. You look at them, and then archive them. So I might as well sort in those I get printed anyhow.
Camera of the week, a Minolta XG-M with 50mm 1.7, 28mm 2.8 and 80-200 zoom. Speaking of Minolta, the SRT101 I got for free with the X300 is just wonderfull. Love it. No working meter, but its something I enjoy just handling... simple mind I guess.
Oh, I've sold something as well - but it wasn't part of the analog group...
It turns out that printed images, actually meet the same fate as digital ones. You look at them, and then archive them. So I might as well sort in those I get printed anyhow.
Camera of the week, a Minolta XG-M with 50mm 1.7, 28mm 2.8 and 80-200 zoom. Speaking of Minolta, the SRT101 I got for free with the X300 is just wonderfull. Love it. No working meter, but its something I enjoy just handling... simple mind I guess.
Oh, I've sold something as well - but it wasn't part of the analog group...
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