alex_moore

<p>Hi i am a Photography student who is looking for a decent neg scanner to use out of term time. (The uni scanners are terrible). My budget is very low, preferably under £200. i need the scanner for scanning 35mm negs and 120 negs. These images will be displayed on the web and also printed at A3 size. Is there such a thing out there that could meet my requirements?</p>

<p>no-one has anything they can contribute to this?</p>

<p>Does anyone have anything good or bad to say about either of these printers? im not bothered about the scanner/cardreader on the MP620, nor am i concerned with text quality. Just the quality of photographic prints from large TIFF files. They have the same DPI and both produce 1 pl droplets. The mp620 uses "micro-nozzles' and "Contrast Plus"?</p>

<p>i don't need anything larger than A4/ 8x10 but i do need to have the prints in my hand by 2.00pm on Monday. I have concidered a lab but most are not open on weekends. At least none of the ones that i regularily use. Canon IP4600 no good? thanks</p>

<p>Hi i am a university student studying photography but i have found myself without access to the uni's facilities usually at the most desperate of times. As i am considerably poor at the moment i have been reluctant to buy a printer of my own but it has come to a point now where i simply do not have a choice. What i do have a choice about is which printer to buy. Is there a particular printer out there for under £100 that has impressed anyone?</p>

<p>The prints need to be good enough for submission and so need to be of at least a low end proffesional quality. I work with large TIFF files and Photoshop CS3. I use a Canon EOS 40d and shoot a whole range of photography including night, portrait, colour and monochrome and landscape.</p>

<p>One other thing, i need the printer by monday so ebay is a no go. Any suggestions?</p>

<p>ah so simple in the end, ive finally located the folder and my CS3 is now running CR2 files as it should. Thankyou guys.</p>

<p>i have opened the directory via finder and still cannot see the plugins folder, is there something i need to do to reveal the folder? is it hidden?</p>

<p>does anyone know where i can find the plugins folder for cs3, i cant seem to find the common file (see pic)</p>

<p>i have dowloaded the plugin Camera Raw 4.2 but when i try to open the file from my desktop it tries to open it in photoshop and says that photoshop does not recognise this file type. (see image)</p>

<p>i haven't heard of anyone having this problem with CS3 apart from myself. Surely there is a way...</p>

<p>Please can someone help, i am going out of my mind here.</p>

<p>I have an EOS 40D, i am using CS3 and i have downloaded DNG converters and managed to get one of these working but is there not any way that i can view my RAW files first without having to process them to .dng files. I always thought that you could not only open RAW files but edit them before processing. Am i wrong here?</p>