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[filmscanners] RE: 3 year wait
>the 6K unit is one of the 3" ones
Did you mean the 5000s unit or the HR6000 unit which, I was lead to believe,
now comes with a 7" CRT just like the 7000 and 8000, although its earlier
versions may well have had a 3" CRT.
>Most web searching results in just a few dealer sites, and
>although they should know what they're doing, they're not entirely
>unbiased sources of information (particularly toward Polaroid who's
>financial situation probably hasn't thrilled their dealers much).
You got that right. The one I spoke with was very concerned about the
Polaroid situation and what it meant in terms of future servicing and
upgrading of Polaroid products. He said that they were considering entering
the servicing and repair of Polariod recorders should Polaroid or those that
might acquire the film recorder assets decide to drop the line.
-----Original Message-----
From: filmscanners_owner@halftone.co.uk
[mailto:filmscanners_owner@halftone.co.uk]On Behalf Of Mike Kersenbrock
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 11:53 PM
To: laurie@advancenet.net
Subject: [filmscanners] Re: 3 year wait
Laurie Solomon wrote:
>
> The third party dealer suggested that Polaroid even in its newer
ProPalette
> 7000 recorder and the older consumer HR6000 recorder are rarely able to
> achieve the full 4K. Other brands that they sell or have sold do better;
> but even with them it is not unusual for the recorder to reach its limit
> before reaching the 4K mark.
Yes, and as I mentioned before, the 6K unit is one of the 3" ones, not a
7" tube one like the 7K and 8K models.
> I am happy to know that now that Dave Hemmingway has left the list there
are
> other people out there with film recorders who can answer questions
I have one (or several), but Dave knew in his pinky two orders of magnitude
more than I ever will about 'em! Wish he were here... (hope he's doing
well in his new adventures).
> concerning them. Film recorders and recording appears to be one of those
> little known areas of knowledge where there seems to be no existing body
of
> coedified literature on.
Probably a pretty small niche, relatively speaking. When recorders can be
bought at Costco for $39, then there will be a mailing list like this
one for them, etc. :-)
I'm glad this thread has come up so I can learn about what I'm doing a
bit more. Most web searching results in just a few dealer sites, and
although they should know what they're doing, they're not entirely
unbiased sources of information (particularly toward Polaroid who's
financial situation probably hasn't thrilled their dealers much).
Mike K.
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