Good move, Jeff.

You can get away with an inexpensive scanner. I bought a Canon and I think the settings for PP are documented with the software. It was well under 100 UKP and I guess you can save even more money buying once used.

I find the process simple to follow and it opens up the opportunity to try new papers. I'm trying a couple of new ones this week.

Tony

try to avoid scanners with a fluorescent light source - these can cause trouble with UV output causing optical brighteners in some papers to emit additional blue light. I bought a cheap LED light source scanner to get round that problem when I used to use Profile Prism.