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From: jvandegr@bbn.com (Jeffrey Vandegrift)
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Subject: Re: Film Recorder Wanted
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Date: 31 Oct 88 19:44:21 GMT
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In article <4071@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu> alessi@gondor.cs.psu.edu (Eric S. Alessi) writes:
>
>I am in the market to purchase a digital film recorder for my Mac II.  
>Does anybody have current information?  It would be greatly appriciated.
>

If by Digital Film Recorder, you mean some kind of video camera and
stand with a digitizer board that plugs into a small computer and
digitizes 2D images, then check with:

	Digital Vision
	66 Eastern Ave
	Dedham MA 02026

	(617) 329-5400

I know they make such things for several personal computers (including
a recent color version). I don't know which MACs they support.
According to a couple of reviews I read, they make a very affordable,
high quality, slow scan (seconds per image) digitizer.

	- jeff


	- jeff, x3832