OK, so you guys have convinced me to take the plunge into digital printing -
- I'll probably pick one of the 1800's up in the next couple of months. I've
got access to a Nikon slide/film scanner, so I'll give it a shot.
However, I haven't seen any reports on how this thing prints with B&W
negs. Do I still need to set up a darkroom for that, or can I just develop my
own film and then scan and print to the Epson with satisfactory results?
I just like the idea of being able to print my own color shots without all that
equipment, chemicals and associated learning curve.
My cameras are still analog -- OM4Ti, OM2, assorted Stylii -- but at some
point in the upcoming year I'll probably supplement those with a DSLR as
well. But all of my darkroom experience is B&W, and with the ease of
printing with something like the Epson, I don't have to take the time to learn
the voodoo involved with color processing.
Paul Braun
Valparaiso, IN
"Enjoy every sandwich" -- Warren Zevon
"At Microsoft, Quality is Job, oh, I dunno..... maybe 7 or 8?"
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