EPSON - Perfection 1260 Photo Scanner
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> The Epson Perfection 1260 Photo Scanner is ideal for home users and
> students who want quality at a reasonable price. This easy to use scanner
> has true 48-bit color, 1200x2400 dpi resolution, and 4 automated push
> buttons (Start, Web, Copy, Email), making photo scanning a snap. 35mm
> Slide Reader included! System requirements: Windows 98/ME/XP/2000 or Mac
> OS 8.x to 9.x.
Yes this is the one that I saw advertised in the paper the other day. I
will call them tomorrow, and ask how well the slide scanner works, as I
would be very curious! I will also post what it is they say about it!
Thank you so much Marc.
BTW, sorry I never got back to this post in a little bit, and thank you all
who helped!
> So, are you going to get one?
many snips later, Yes I will. Hope that it will be sooner rather than
later mind u, but.. I will get one.
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2003 23:19:01 GMT
On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 15:21:08 -0400, "SamIam" <thisis@no-spam> wrote:
>> So, are you going to get one?
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>many snips later, Yes I will. Hope that it will be sooner rather than
>later mind u, but.. I will get one.
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Let us know how this rig pans out as I have been thinking about
getting one.
[after I buy a digital camera to replace my 35mm Olympus that got
swiped]
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> Let us know how this rig pans out as I have been thinking about
> getting one.
> [after I buy a digital camera to replace my 35mm Olympus that got
> swiped]
Sorry to hear about your camera.
Just to let you know about dig cameras, I think they are great, but not
necessarily the best camera for all uses. I am working with a fairly
decent model, ( 2 years ago anyways ) the PDR-M60 by Toshiba. The fact that
I can take a picture, and send it in less than a minute appeals to me. Not
to mention *not* having those candid pics exposed at a local outlet. ;-)
Kids and all! lmao
What I really dislike about these types of cams, is that they don't have the
( I guess it is the ?)shutter speed of a normal 35 mm. 1 to 2 seconds later
the camera takes the shot, and the, " Moment" had already passed. That
really frustrates me to no end. I hate forced family pictures, and my kids
just want to play, forget the picture. That extra second actually in
children's terms is like a hour, all they want to do is go go go. Oh well,
that is what the 35 mm is for.
As you can tell, I am NO camera expert, but I LOVE to take pictures. Good
luck with your digital!
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