Is it true that Boeing aircraft engines have fire extinguishers built into them?
I don't drink and drive , you can't get away with anything where I live :)
From one G4050 review on : While it's OK for scanning reflective materials (photo prints), it is lousy for scanning transparency materials (slides and negatives). The G4050 is sold mainly as a photo scanner. Epson has range of inexpensive negative scanners that also double as regular flatbed scanners. A different emphasis with better results for what you have in mind. I use an Epson V600 for 135 and 120 film. The V500 is a bit cheaper and the V700 is a bit more expensive. They are all good value for money. You can use these Epsons and other brands with VueScan software for even better results.
