In an interesting side note, some of you may remember that I beta tested the
Sprintscan 4000+. Well, the problem is that the return label got lost in
the move. So, it's still in its box, in my closet.
Nobody's asked for it back yet.
Guess I'll try to track down David Hemingway and do the honorable thing.
Tom
<snip>
>
> That was my decision too... I bought the SprintScan 4000 because for the
> cost (~$549 with rebate) it was much more image information that any
digital
> camera available. I figure it gets me about 3X the digital information of
a
> 6MP camera, and I don't expect the digital cameras to catch up at that
cost
> range for several years.
>
> Even allowing for the computer upgrades I had to make to use the 4000dpi
> files, adding memory, I still have a '15-megapixel+' quality image for the
> cost of a 3- or 4-megapixel camera. Plus I get to use my OM's and lenses
for
> taking the pictures!
> --
>
> Jim Brokaw
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