Dear reader,
I like to buy a scanner for digitalizing my negatives so that I don't have
to make a print of every negative (cost saving). I'm hesitating between 2
options:
Canon CanoScan 8000F or Epson Perfection 2400 Photo
Which one would you recommend? Why?

Thans a lot for your response!!

best regards,
Natasja Verbrugge
The Netherlands

I'm presuming you are on a budget. Although these scanners are
capable of scanning slides and negatives they are inferior to a
dedicated film and slide scanner.

I am familiar with Epson and I own a 3200. Epson makes quality
products.
The Canon comes with FARE Level 1. This allows the scanner to remove
dust and scratches from film using an IR light source. This is a
remarkable process but very time consuming.

You may want to consider shopping on EBAY for a dedicated film
scanner. I purchased a Minolta Elite with Digital Ice (used) for
$175. It does a great job. I see that you can get a Benq with
Digital Ice (new) for $339 plus shipping.

INFRARED TECHNOLOGY
Check out www.asf.com on Digital Ice.
Check out Canon FARE
http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/con...d=8743&id=6168

"Etienne Jacobs" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<40db1534$0$62355$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> Dear reader,
> I like to buy a scanner for digitalizing my negatives so that I don't have
> to make a print of every negative (cost saving). I'm hesitating between 2
> options:
> Canon CanoScan 8000F or Epson Perfection 2400 Photo
> Which one would you recommend? Why?
>
> Thans a lot for your response!!
>
> best regards,
> Natasja Verbrugge
> The Netherlands