Scanners

Yes, just make sure you don''t loose the scanner CD... pouya... something something... never mind...

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Original post by Andrew Russell
Yes, just make sure you don''t loose the scanner CD... pouya... something something...

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Ehrm...?

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never mind...

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Oh, ok.

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Original post by Andrew Russell
Yes, just make sure you don''t loose the scanner CD... pouya... something something... never mind...

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Let''s hope he never finds it. I he do, we''ll all be scarred for life...

Get one with a Z-Lid, or something similar. The Canon scanners have them I know. The hinge on the lid is able to expand up, and I wish my Canon scanner had that, because a lot of stuff I need to scan isn''t perfectly flat. But yeah, I recommend a Canon in general, because they are so much more compact, yet the same scan quality as other beefy models. I love my Canon scanner.

Think I''ll settle for a Canon CanoScan 5000F. I heard it can handle slides/negatives pretty well. Has anyone tried it?