Anyone tried one of these? Looks like just the ticket for those of you stuck with crop frame cameras.
Those of us who've shelled out the extra for Full Frame have to justify it somehow! Don't let it worry you. APS-C has one of Canon's best zooms in its armoury - the EF-S 17-55 F/2.8.
You seem to lack an understanding of crop and full frame. A zoom lens cannot increase the A O V of a crop camera. All scanners will scan the full negative or tranny. I had my interest whetted talking about NIKON and MINOLTA scanners so I dug my MINOLTA dimage 3 out of the rubble. Yes it loads OK on to my Windows 7, but horrors I have thrown all my films away,except for a few odd ones. The dedicated film scanners are a waste of time My EPSON 4870 will scan 24 35mm shots in one pass. The film scanner takes a heck of a time to scan 6. The quality is very similar for both methods Usually about 350 kb. So I will just put it back to sleep again.
What a load of Dingo's kidneys. A crop frame is not per se useless, but a crop frame dslr is useless with a full frame slide copier, that is the point you are missing.
Try reading what is front of you, the word used was copier not scanner. I would suggest that there is a noticeable difference between the two items.