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  1. 25th Nov 2003 21:21 #1
    Greg12
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    I'd like to buy a good film scanner, hopefully one that can automatically scan multiple frames. I dont have alot of money so let's keep it under 250. I really need APS scanning to.
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    it seems u can't find one that is less than 250
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    Cheap, go for the Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II, 2, or III ... I have the II with APS addition option. Was about $600 years ago, can be under $300 now.

    If you have real money, pick up a Nikon or Canon. I wish I'd have waited and bought the Canon. But at the time, the Minolta was the only USB one around, and I needed a SCSI-card-free laptop solution.
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