>Hi-end now in photography is the digital darkroom. $2.5K scanners, $1K
>printers, $1.5K monitors, etc., etc. For it, like hi-fi, the old rule
>applies: garbage in, Garbage 2.0 out.
>
No, that is not the same thing. It would be the same if you paid a thousand
dollars for the cable that connects the scanner to the computer because "it
transmits the essence of the captured image" better than your regular cable
and it was as thick as your arm. It would be the same if you bought your flat
bed scanner because it has special multicoated glass on the platen, or even
better, you bought your scanner with the factory glass, then upgraded with
the 3 thousand dollar "special glass."
Take a drive into a big city like Dallas and look up a small, hi end audio
store. You will be shocked out or your mind. Then buy a 5$ little magazine
and read about the gear. These people are from another planet, no doubt.
--
Be Seeing You.
Dirk Wright
It's a very *__UN*lucky week in which to be took dead.
-- Churchy La Femme
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