The Epson has not gotten good reviews, but I know that wasn't your point. I've been a photographer on the silver side for decades, but lost my B&W and Color processing facilities when I closed my business. Suddenly it just wasn't practical to take one or two frames for a project, and have them commercially processed. I bought an inexpensive digital point & shoot (a Polaroid PDC640) to see if I could live with digital, and then a Nikon CoolPix 5700 and an Epson 2200 printer. I'm very happy with the output of the Nikon and the Epson, but agree with you (Arthur) that a part-time photographer who shoots 8-10 rolls once a year will be happier with film. I don't think that this will change for a long time.
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