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kian_rippon

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  1. <p>Thanks again for the replies. This was my first post on the forums and i'm getting all the help I need! </p>
  2. <p>Thanks for all your answers! Will look into real film scanners after seeing that comparison, if they're way too expensive i'll look at flatbeds. </p>
  3. <p>Thanks Stephen! Will bear that in mind. </p>
  4. <p>I'm relatively new to photography and i'm looking into buying my first scanner for 35mm negatives. I don't really know what to get. I want to get something good that I won't have to replace for a good while. I just want to scan negatives and get high quality scans to use on a website i'm planning to make. Should I get a dedicated scanner or a flatbed? Which make and model is the best to get? I'm on Mac, so I need something that has mac-supported software. I tried looking online but couldn't find anything <strong>recently updated</strong> that told me which is the best scanner. Any help much appreciated! </p>
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