It's been my habit to get a mini-lab CD with my prints in case I want to make hand outs. Slides scan well enough on my Epson 820 for 4x6's.
Jack --- Malcolm Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Aaron Reynolds wrote: > > > I have exactly the same question about my LX. I never use it > > anymore. > > Plus, it's a beater in terms of looks, though it functions > > just fine. > > Don't imagine I'd get enough for it to be worth my while > > selling it, but it does no one any good on my shelf. > > I never thought I'd be using the LX again for anything other than > slide > film. However, I've got to take photos at a children's party, where a > few > parents have asked me if they can have pictures with their children > in. No > problem; except they won't want slides and not all of them have > computers - > or grandparents they will end up with. So I've just bought 5 rolls of > colour > print film - something I never thought I'd buy again with an *ist D. > Sometimes, only a set of prints handed around does the job. I bet > these will > be the lasting memory and the point and shoot digital images taken by > others > there will be lost forever in the medium term. > > Don't out the film camera yet (and particularly not an LX - really > Aaron)! > > Malcolm > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
