nomade
Hobbyist
I've ordered an epson 3 in 1(cx3500), it's valued @ 125$, cheaper than what i've paid here, but customs and taxes would have doubled the price...I can't complain.
I'm still waiting for it...It's coming by the evening i'm excited :dance:
I was watching lately for scanners that can really scan photos without adding more cleaning work to do with PS(distortions, wierd waterlike lines).., i had a benq 4300U which isn't actually mine(i've borrowed it till i find a better scanner) in the same time, i didn't want a very expensive scanner, i've heard a lot pof good stuff about this epson's scan and print quality...I can't wait till i try it myself...
Of course it's not gonna be economical inkwise...But one can have a refill anytime even for a brite ink like epson's...the dirty trick of having 4 cartridges instead of 2 or 3 will make u pay more...But no problem it was Hp's policy anyway 😀
About the resolution it's 600X1200 as most flatbed scanners, but the guy was talking about 2400dpi resolution yesterday...I donno how true is what he's saying, but i don't really care, it's more than great for me...!
About film scanning, i was reading that some flatbeds, with a 2400 dpi resolution, can enlarge to some extent a negative(visible and clear), anyone have tried that??
I don't really care about this feature, the 3 in one that would do that should be 3 times mroe expensive than the one i've ordered...
What matters for me is the quality of the scan, and ofcourse the option of printing good pictures..
I'm still waiting for it...It's coming by the evening i'm excited :dance:
I was watching lately for scanners that can really scan photos without adding more cleaning work to do with PS(distortions, wierd waterlike lines).., i had a benq 4300U which isn't actually mine(i've borrowed it till i find a better scanner) in the same time, i didn't want a very expensive scanner, i've heard a lot pof good stuff about this epson's scan and print quality...I can't wait till i try it myself...
Of course it's not gonna be economical inkwise...But one can have a refill anytime even for a brite ink like epson's...the dirty trick of having 4 cartridges instead of 2 or 3 will make u pay more...But no problem it was Hp's policy anyway 😀
About the resolution it's 600X1200 as most flatbed scanners, but the guy was talking about 2400dpi resolution yesterday...I donno how true is what he's saying, but i don't really care, it's more than great for me...!
About film scanning, i was reading that some flatbeds, with a 2400 dpi resolution, can enlarge to some extent a negative(visible and clear), anyone have tried that??
I don't really care about this feature, the 3 in one that would do that should be 3 times mroe expensive than the one i've ordered...
What matters for me is the quality of the scan, and ofcourse the option of printing good pictures..
