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Photography for beginners- where to start?

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  • victor2
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    muddyl wrote: »
    Hm, got an epson printer/scanner (sx 130 I think) not long ago, dont know if it supports this though. Will have to find out.

    Don't think it does have a negative attachment. Not as high a resolution as some dedicated scanners, but will still be able to scan prints for you to then "play" with.

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  • muddyl
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    Is it possible to get stand alone scanner's for the negatives that doesn't cost a fortune?
  • victor2
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    muddyl wrote: »
    Is it possible to get stand alone scanner's for the negatives that doesn't cost a fortune?

    Deoends what you call a fortune. I did quite a bit of research before getting my Epson. I think the current model is the V330 Photo, which is under £100 on Amazon.
    Of the three that ended up on my short list (of which price was a major criteria), the Epson was the most expensive but the only one with the negative option, which I subsequently decided could be useful -as it was!

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