Waar ik het niet helemaal mee eens ben is dat het lijkt alsof in dit voorstel woningkopers tegen hun maximum aan moeten lenen. Alsof zuinig willen zijn en iets kleiner willen wonen om je lasten laag te houden een kriem is.
Definitely. I am more of a lurker than a poster, though. Which is difficult because there is not a ton of content yet. I want to contribute of my own but find it a bit difficult.
![the background blur](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/ef7ec954-e619-4c91-966d-35177cd79fba.png?thumbnail=256&format=webp)
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I got a home scanner, a Reflecta Crystalscan 7200 (known as Pacific Image PrimeFilm 7200 in the U.S.). It's a dedicated 35mm film scanner that should be a bit on the lower-end of the spectrum. I have been using it to re-scan some negatives, on the left you can see (a small part of) a scan I made with SilverFast SE 9, without doing any post production. On the right you can see the scan the lab sent me.
To be honest I am quite blown away and find it it very unexpected that the home scanner seems to do a much better job. The colors seem accurate to me (on an auto profile). The resolution appears quite a bit higher, even though both images have the same dimensions and the image seems sharper! And I haven't even used this scanner at the highest resolution, this is a 2400 dpi scan.
What do you think?
Hoi Tony! 👋🏼 Misschien wordt dit ooit zo succesvol als de migratie van /r/netherlands naar /r/thenetherlands back in the day.