Film, Media & TV0 min ago
Negative scanners - any good?
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Am looking to buy one to scan in my wedding photos, have heard mixed reports re the quality and as I plan to do album of photos the quality has to be good! Jessops charge �10 per 36 negs so is worth buying the scanner if it works! Also need one compatible with Mac and PC. Any thoughts.......
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sort of agree with neil
no scanner will give you a finished article - you'll always need (or at least want) to tickle it up
Mine's a HP - used mainly for "photocopying" and OCR - it's got a good negative carrier ... but to scan in at high resolution takes ages - then there are the inevitable hairs, scratches, you have to be able to use a photo editor...
it depends how hands on you want to be
jessops may charge ... but .....
no scanner will give you a finished article - you'll always need (or at least want) to tickle it up
Mine's a HP - used mainly for "photocopying" and OCR - it's got a good negative carrier ... but to scan in at high resolution takes ages - then there are the inevitable hairs, scratches, you have to be able to use a photo editor...
it depends how hands on you want to be
jessops may charge ... but .....
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