LOL, I'll find better ones this weekend. This scanner is pretty awesome for the price for sure. The cool thing is that I also just found a $20.00 manuf. rebate too. Total net price is ~ $113.00. Sweet deal!

greggy i owe you a phone call. this weekend I promise. things have been real hectic here.

Ok, mouse man. I'll probably be water skiing tomorrow am, but available in the afternoon or Sunday.

Very good quality for an old Polaroid.

That skydiving pic is most excellent. :thumbup: (Thanks for the re-size.) Not tandem skydiving, either. That must have been some fun. What a tremendous rush, I'd imagine. What flight level did you jump from?

I'm Curious (no relation) to see how the 35mm negative scans turn out.

Super, Greg.

Thanks. Jumped from 3,500 feet. Had to take a 6 hour ground school first.

Here is a sample of an old 35mm negative that I just scanned. The negative is not in optimal condition, but it still turned out ok. The setting is in the Sea of Cortez off of San Carlos Mexico where I used to go scuba diving. We came accross a very large school of dolphin, and I had to take 3 rolls of film to get this one shot.

http://members.roadfly.com/tomatodude/Dolphin.jpg

wow... what beautiful picture of that dolphin.... hey, a little photoshop work, and you can make that picture look brand new! Still beautiful, though! Looks like a really good scanner. :thumbup:

Juan

Wow! Your perseverance paid off with a great pic. It was worth three rolls of film. :thumbup:

The quality of the scan is quite impressive, even considering a negative in less than perfect condition. Thanks.

I like the way your slides (the dolphin) came out. This is really good for vintage film. :thumbup:

Thanks! I have been very impressed with this scanner thus far. The auto 35mm negative film loader rocks. It automatically scans all 4 pics on the negative, gives you a preview, then asks you which ones you want final scans of and then gives them each a unique name/number. You then hit the eject button, and it spits it back out. Very cool.