Yo y'all,
recently, there has been quite a bit of talk about digital cameras and slide
scanners on the list. While I found that very interesting - particularly the
slide scanner part - something that was hardly mentioned are the printers
needed to get hard copies of the scanned shots. I saw a demonstration of an
Epson Stylus Photo a couple of years ago and thought the results were
amazing, but if I were to buy a photo printer now I wouldn't know whether
one of the Epson models would be the way to go or whether there are better
alternatives. Of course, the two main considerations would be print quality
and cost (printer, paper, ink/colors). I think it will be a while before
digital cameras can challenge the quality of the photos my OMs deliver, but
a digital darkroom with a high quality scanner and printer would be a nice
thing to have. While I know I would probably go for a Canon 2710 or a Nikon
Coolscan III LS 30 scannerwise, I would appreciate any info on what printers
I should consider.
MtFbwy,
Volkhart
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