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RE: filmscanners: Link to Nikon 8000 banding example...
> If your scans need to be perfect, why are you trying to scan them on a
> $3,000 scanner? Send them out to someone who has a high-end drum
> scanner or
> even a high-end flat-bed (like a Scitex Eversmart). Those scans will be
> "perfect". There is a reason why some scanners cost $500, some
> cost $3,000,
> and why some cost $30,000. You don't really think that these three
> price-level scanners give the same quality, do you?
Of course a $3000 scanner should give PERFECT scans. There is no reason
they shouldn't. Scanners are electronic devices, and technology drives the
prices down, as well as demand. Many more people are buying scanners. They
are far far cheaper to make today then they were 3 years, much less 10 years
ago.
I don't mean to sound crass, but you really can't be serious, can you?
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