Awesome. Thx for the tips.
I heard the Nikon coolscan gives a better color reproduction than the epson but the price is also higher for used units.
Is developing the negative a difficult thing to learn? If not, I can actually take the whole process into my own hands and develop myself in a dark room and then get a scanner to digitize it.
I like the idea of being able to see the images on the day itself without rushing to shops to get it done and worst is all the good ones are in town. (Except grace)
I heard the Nikon coolscan gives a better color reproduction than the epson but the price is also higher for used units.
Is developing the negative a difficult thing to learn? If not, I can actually take the whole process into my own hands and develop myself in a dark room and then get a scanner to digitize it.
I like the idea of being able to see the images on the day itself without rushing to shops to get it done and worst is all the good ones are in town. (Except grace)
