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NIKON F4 vs NIKON D4 vs NIKON D800 vs Nikon D7000 w. AF-S lenses :D
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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 377123" data-attributes="member: 12827"><p>I have a Super CoolScan LS-8000 and love it. It works perfectly with the Hasselblad too (which is the real reason I got it) and with the right carrier will even do 6x9 if you can find a camera that even shoots that any more!</p><p></p><p>Of course, you would need to scan (digitize) any film image to present them on the web or nowadays for publication, but outside of that, scanning them to print them to a final image seems to be defeating the whole purpose of shooting film, for me at least. For black and white especially, printing film on photographic paper presents an image with charm that no digital image can provide. Especially if you use high end paper like Oriental Seagull (which I love but have to special order because no one around here carries it and it is $$$). Printing a Hasselblad Kodak T-MAX 100 image on just the right grade of Seagull produces a magical image!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STM, post: 377123, member: 12827"] I have a Super CoolScan LS-8000 and love it. It works perfectly with the Hasselblad too (which is the real reason I got it) and with the right carrier will even do 6x9 if you can find a camera that even shoots that any more! Of course, you would need to scan (digitize) any film image to present them on the web or nowadays for publication, but outside of that, scanning them to print them to a final image seems to be defeating the whole purpose of shooting film, for me at least. For black and white especially, printing film on photographic paper presents an image with charm that no digital image can provide. Especially if you use high end paper like Oriental Seagull (which I love but have to special order because no one around here carries it and it is $$$). Printing a Hasselblad Kodak T-MAX 100 image on just the right grade of Seagull produces a magical image! [/QUOTE]
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