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Re: 2 mega-pixel digital cameras
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Mon, 19 Jul 1999 08:06:22 GMT
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On Sun, 18 Jul 1999 22:25:50 GMT, Lee Jorgensen <ljorgensen@zephyrtech.com>
wrote:
> My wife recently purchased a Kodak Advantix system camera ... in the
> documentation
> was a Kodak FD-300 ... Film Drive that can take a processed roll of film and
> scan it in ... supposedly (according to the docs) it will produce a 2300x1500
> dpi
> which they claim is equivalent to a 4-MegaPixel digital camera ...
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> I haven't gotten it (yet) ... I think that would be quite flexable for posting
> pictures of
> creations ... AND having a 'film' camera ... since the wife is pooing a
> digital camera.
>
> -Lee.
Basically, it is just a transparency (negative) scanner. But one that takes
the Advantix cartidge and does its work inside the box. But you still have to
have the cartridge developed *first*.
So you are not getting away from that developing cost. :-(
The good thing, is the scans should be pretty good - since it uses the nice,
clean negatives in the Advantix canister instead of a finger-smudged,
dust-laden print.
Downside is, I bet that film-drive scanner costs a *lot*. At least similar
devices I have seen from Minolta and Nikon sure do.
-- Terry K --
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