Yes, I have been scanning them on a LS-8000 and sometimes "previews" on a
flatbed. Works great.
I also have an XPan, which is also great. So far, I may have to say the
Mamiya 7II may be my favorite camera. (I have an E-3 and couple analog Ms,
and a Epson R-D1 which I sold because of $ issue :-( ).
http://www.dragonsgate.net/pub/richard/PICS/PigeonPt2009/index.html
and my recent blog entries
http://rfman.wordpress.com
On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 1:39 PM, ws <omls@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> A nice camera, certainly qualifies as an object of beauty.
> Very quiet, since there is no mirror, light and compact.
> Lenses are very nice also. I've always wanted a digital version of a
> Mamiya 7. Do you have plans for scanning those negatives?
> In 35mm format, the xPan is maybe a close cousin.
>
> WayneS
>
> At 03:40 AM 6/1/2009, you wrote:
> >I just bought a Mamiya 7II with the 80 and the 150 lens, for just a little
> >over half that.
> >
> >Big negatives rock.
>
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