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11-25-2006, 11:03 AM
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| "travel" scanner Hi, i'm looking for a light, small and rather rugged scanner, for travel duties, which means that weight and size are important. I'd prefer something CCD-based, as i'll likely be scanning objects at some point and the focus and bokeh from the CIS scanners somewhat scare me. something cheap would be better (i won't be scanning negatives and don't necessarily a 4.0 dmax, for example). is there anything i should look at ?            |
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