[filmscanners] Re: ADMIN: domain transfer issues

["James L. Sims" <jlsims@knology.net>]

I still shoot medium format occasionally and that's added to the
archives of negatives and transparencies that I scan when needed.  I do,
however, do most my photography today with a Canon 20D, storing in RAW
format.  I use Capture One, a great Raw image converter from Phase One.
I like it much better than Photoshop's converter feature.

Jim

Berry Ives wrote:

>I went with Oly 4/3 system recently.  A burglar took all my film cameras
>last weekend, so my transition is even more certain now.  Plus, I compared
>several 12x16 prints on w/c paper shot on film versus digital, and I can't
>tell the difference.  Although I do have to be careful about white point
>setting in this very high contrast environment.  Negative film gave me a lot
>of latitude.
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>So the Coolscan V ED will be mostly for scans of old photos now.
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>Berry
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>On 5/25/06 6:29 AM, "Tony Sleep" <tonysleep@halftone.co.uk> wrote:
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>>On 25/05/2006 gary wrote:
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>>>trouble is it takes a really good digital camera to equal a film
>>>camera
>>>plus scanner.
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>>Well, yes, but the time and hassle saving is colossal. I still scan film,
>>and will be doing so for many years, but it's all archive. I've shot 2
>>rolls in the past 3.5years, which I had to, to match older projects. I
>>need an MF scanner for some 6x6, but am waiting for prices to fall on eBay:)
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>>Tony Sleep
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