Ready to Scan Indicator

The unit powers up and displays the ready to scan indicator message above. Read the above explanation about the unit's actual readiness to scan.

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A representative sample of images on this website captured on 4x5 or 6x17 transparency film and scanned using this Optronics ColorGetter Eagle scanner appears below:

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=23&gallery=SnowyRange

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=21&gallery=SnowyRange

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=11&gallery=SnowyRange

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=2&gallery=Vedauwoo

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=35&gallery=Vedauwoo

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=384&gallery=GrandTetons

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=31&gallery=Vedauwoo

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=208&gallery=Vedauwoo

http://www.brettdeacon.com/photo.php?id=29&gallery=GrandTetons

A page with 100% crops of drum scanned 4x5 and 6x17 images appears here: http://www.brettdeacon.com/gallery/WhyLargeFormat.

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A 720 MB, 8-bit scan at West Coast Imaging (to take one well-known and reputable example) costs $225. I scanned hundreds of images at this size over the course of several years, and this scanner paid for itself more than a dozen times over. It was easily the best photographic investment I ever made.

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Please contact me via e-mail at brett@brettdeacon.com, or via cell at 307-761-2588, if you would like to discuss this system and your potential interest in it. I live in Laramie, Wyoming and shipping charges will apply unless you are able to stop by in person and pick up the scanner, or if another arrangement can be made.

Photo © copyright by Brett Deacon.