What is the best digital recording of Saint-Saëns’ 3rd Violin Concerto?


Of course, Itzahk Perlman is possibly the best living violinist, and his recording with Daniel Barenboim and the Orchestre de Paris is, at least on a musical level, exceptional. 
Joshua Bell with Charles Dutoit and the Symphonique de Montréal is a good recording, but Bell’s intonation is sometimes off. 
I enjoyed Renaud Capuçon’s recording (Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France & Lionel Bringuier) until the last solo note of the first movement. Instead of just playing the note, he did a dramatic slide that sounded like an excuse for missing the actual B. 
Gil Shaham with the NYP and Giuseppe Sinopoli is another classic recording. 
Any opinions are appreciated!
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but Bell’s intonation is sometimes off.


It’s probably the junky 300-yr old violin that he plays causing the intonation issues ;-)
Thanks for the suggestions! Vengerov’s recording is on Primephonic, so I’ll listen to him first, then I’ll check out ArkivMusik. 
I checked ArkivMusik.  Two Francescatti recordings listed, both in mono.
Primephonic has a pretty limited catalog.  Perhaps you can download one of the Francescatti recordings if you don’t want a CD.  I see that Julia Fisher and Vengerov have both recorded it you may want to check them out
Currently I can’t find Zino on Primephonic. I would like to hear his recording, though, since I am using his 1960 edition to learn this piece.