Calculator Soup Calculators Financial Time Card

This camera is very well built as well as sturdy while at the same time being light in weight. I got great images on my first try. It comes with a simple calculator that gets you in the ballpark of exposure times. I am also enamored of how easy it is to pack and carry around.

I am digitizing decades of old financial records and got tired of a minute per sheet on my flatbed scanner. I can put a stack of papers in the R40 feed tray and tear through them two-sided in no time, it's breathtaking compared to flatbed scanning. The software lets you set up different scanning profiles (one-sided vs two-sided, different resolutions) which are then available with a single click. The only issue I have had so far is if a page has printing close to the edge it sometimes gets cut off. There is likely a fix for this but I haven't dug into the docs yet to research it as it rarely happens. Also I previously purchased the Readiris Pro software and haven't figured out how to interface it with this scanner but the included software does most of the same stuff (OCR is my main concern) so I am good for now. Given the scope of my scanning needs this device will save me hundreds if not thousands of hours of time over using a flatbed scanner.

love this film. what more can be said. Soup it in Pyrocat-HD and you're good to go!

This works well for: portable disk drives HP Calculators 16C, 15C, 12C Small radios such as Kato portables Ipods VOM's, and other small instrumentsOther small portable items that must be transported. Seem durable. I own several cases like this one some for over a year and they hold up very well. Nice product.

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

I decided to try this unique paper out,,great way to try new paper without a large financial commitment.

This calculator is beautiful, stylish and perfect. Item exceeded my expectations. I would purchase again.

As a Kodak film technician once said to me over the phone, this film will process in Campbell's soup. While I wouldn't try that I do think the statement speaks to the durability of this much storied film stock. It's been in my cameras since I was 16... 42 years ago... (holy crap)

receipts,photos,legal documents,school books,financial statements........