Repost, apologies for any repetition, original message MIA. It's deja vu all over again. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
While at a cafe today, reading a complimentary Sunday tabloid, I saw an advertisement for a Lexmark printer that could scan films, and read memory cards, direct to print. Whether it can send the file to a card in its internal reader is something I don't know, but worth investigating if you're interested. Alas I can't check the model number because the newspaper stayed at the cafe when I left. FWIW I've never been impressed by the 'photo-quality' samples from Lexmark printers in stores, but OTOH Kodak selected Lexmark as its supplier when it marketed its own computerless inkjet photo-printer a few years ago, and the Kodak versions for some reason showed better samples than the look-alike Lexmarks. I also slightly recall that Lexmarks have reputedly the worst ink economy of any brand, but that may not matter to you if printing capabilities are surplus to your needs. regards, Anthony Farr ----- Original Message ----- From: "Toralf Lund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know if there is a film scanner that > will operate without a PC connection - and save the data on > CompactFlash, SD card or whatever? I know HP makes a flatbed for 10x15 > prints, but I'm assuming that scanning the film would be better. >
