dylan_pappas

Good news. I just bought my FH-869G from TriStateCamera.com yesterday (7/27) for only $229. They do have it in stock (not sure how many), and it already shipped. I was shocked it was in stock. I spent hours looking around the internet. I'd say buy quik before they run out:

 

http://www.tristatecamera.com/lookat.php?sku=NIKFH869G&cs=find.php&action=search&target=products&keywords=nikon%20film%20holder&search_method=all

Good news. I just bought my FH-869G from Tri State camera yesterday (7/27) for only $229. They do have it in stock (not sure how many), and it already shipped. I was shocked it was in stock. I spent hours looking around the internet. I'd say buy quik before they run out:

 

http://www.tristatecamera.com/lookat.php?sku=NIKFH869G&cs=find.php&action=search&target=products&keywords=nikon%20film%20holder&search_method=all

Same opinion as eveerybody else. I started with Adorama and had nothing but mediocre quality. MPIX I was blown away by. Such good paper and quality. I as well choose "no color correction".

I shoot everything with a Mamiya 6MF and was having the same scanning questions as you. I did a bunch of research and price comparisons. I ended up getting a used Nikon 8000ed from Craigslist.org for only $800. It turned out to need to be realined by Nikon ($200). Since then I couldn't be happier. Blown away by it every time I use it. And at half the price of the Nikon 9000, you can't go wrong. As other people said, I would highly recomend getting the glass film holder, as the stock plastic one just dosn't hold the film flat.