I have an Epson 750 and it simply does not compare to the quality that I routinely get from a professionally done drum scan. I would select the drum scan in every scenario except when price is the only concern.
Mike Putnam Photography
I have an Epson 750 and it simply does not compare to the quality that I routinely get from a professionally done drum scan. I would select the drum scan in every scenario except when price is the only concern.
Mike Putnam Photography
Drum scan, who still do them?Certainly can't find one around here.
What do you mean by "around here"? I think you'll find plenty of members here who provide drum scans...or are you looking for somebody more local to you? I provide drum scans for photographers and artists...I'm based in Denver, Colorado.Drum scan, who still do them?Certainly can't find one around here
Respectfully,
Jim
James (Jim) Beck
www.jamesbeckdigital.com
AutumnColor Digital Imaging has 3 Drum Scanners. www.AutumnColor.com
I do drum scans in the San Francisco Bay Area. However, most of my clients send me film - from all over the world... I run an Aztek Premier, 8,000 dpi optical. It's one of the best ever made.... and there is a photographer at the controls, which makes all the difference in the world...
Lenny
EigerStudios
Museum Quality Drum Scanning and Printing
EigerStudios
Museum Quality Drum Scanning and Printing
Didn't we already go through this before? I guess I'm ready for "round two". How about you start this time by explaining why you say that all PMTs based scanners beat all CCD scanners in terms of D-max and shadow performance?
Many, many, many times off and on for years........................................Didn't we already go through this before?
Thanks,
Kirk
at age 73:
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep"
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