Many thanks to those that responded andyes, anything over $ 1000 is too extravagant. I will certainly check for used scanners on Ebay but the stitching suggestion got me interested. I used Image composite editor by Microsoft and got terrific results,. ive included a couple of results.

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Does any one know of a flatbed scanner that will do 4 x 5 film? I have an Epsen v500 but it will only scan to 120 film. I am not interested in a super expensive one and second hand is fine.

Many thanks,

Brett

SOLD

SOLD!


A pristine lens used for approximate one year. I have not used it in many months as it was replaced by a
Tamron G2. Used it with a Nikon d7200. Superb birding lens.

A great value for $600.00
Will pay shipping costs and I will add in the sigma dock.

PM me or get me at bmackey@gmail.com

Thanks,

Brett Mackey

In the last 30 years I decided that my cars roof makes a lousy camera bag. Lost a Tokina zoom by leaving it on the roof. Lost a short wave radio that way as well. But karma worked in my favour when i foolishly tied that again with a 18-140 Nikkor back in the fall. The poor lens made\it about 5km before it flew off the roof and onto the pavement. I was going to keep driving but on a whim turned around and picked it up To my amazement it was still in one piece,and mounted on my 7200. There was no problem focusing or zooming but i still wonder if there is some misalignment.

Brett

I called them and they suggested turning off my firewall. I will have to call them again as this didnt work.

Thanks for all of your replies.

i went through the literature and watched the tutorial again. Sent an email but did not call them. No response yet.

Has anyone experienced the same problem? I have a Sigma 150-600 C and using Windows 10. The LED does not light up so I can't upgrade to version 1.3. I have a second unit that also does not work. The LED on the application itself does turns green and says connected.

Any ideas?

Brett

I dunno about giving you a quote, apart from mashing the two definitions together.Many architectural shots speak volumes about the people both absent and present. A case in point The following :"architectural" shot consists of a blankish stoe front but speaks volumes of people . At least in my opinion. Inspired by Paul Strand.