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Re: filmscanners: scanning automation
Larry Berman wrote:
> Sounds like you should have your images scanned to a Kodak Photo CD.
No, no, no. I usually have to place the portion of images on my web site the
day I developed the films. Apart from that Photo CD is almost non-existent
in Poland, where I live.
>From the answers so far, I conclude that for my requirements the LS-4000ED
would be most suitable. How fast is this scanner on an average new computer
when doing this batch scanning in "low" resolution? Bob Kehl uses 2000dpi,
can I choose other, even lower resolutions with this scanner?
Did you ever see those index print stations at minilabs which scan the whole
film within a two ot three minutes? That's what I'd need sometimes. The main
use for the scanner will be (slow) archival scanning at 4000dpi but speed is
sometimes the priority.
Can I still think of the LS-4000ED then?
Regards
Tomasz Zakrzewski
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