Epson Expression 1680  type_Tripod & Mounting of course- the field of

of course- the field of view is limited by the size of your camera's sensor- but the mount can be repositioned left and right to adjust framing or to produce images for later panoramic stitching

with minor wear on the rear padding

and an excellent electronic viewfinder- plus a sturdy build and Fuji's switch-and-dial-based control scheme to keep you out of the menus as much as possible

with only minor paint wear on the front panel (where the sliding front cover moves over the main body)

but a pretty nice vintage tripod in near-new condition

Epson Expression 1680 &nbsptype_Tripod & Mounting of course- the field ofThe Epson Expression 1680 is an "old school" flatbed scanner, which means it's big and weighs a ton. But it's well built, and accepts transparencies up to 8x10". Not bad! Resolution is 1600dpi, which may be limiting for 35mm but will do a good job on medium and large format. You can also use it as a standard reflective scanner for drawings, prints, and more. It connects via standard USB or SCSI, believe it or not. Includes a set of holders for 35mm