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Pacific Image PrimeFilm 1800AFL Film Scanner (35 mm)Price:
$150.69
This Pacific Image 35mm auto film scanner takes the guesswork out of scanning with auto-focus and a 3.2 dynamic range for sharp,...
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This Pacific Image 35mm auto film scanner takes the guesswork out of scanning with auto-focus and a 3.2 dynamic range for sharp, high-quality scans with natural and accurate color reproduction. The optical 1800 dpi provides enough resolution to enlarge images up to 8x10". USB interface provides fast data transfer and convenient connection. Features batch scanning and automatic film loading. Accommodates 35mm slides, filmstrips or roll film. Includes linear array color CCD, cold cathode fluorescent lamp, 1800x1800 dpi, 24.3mmx36.5mm maximum scanning area. Requires 12V CD/1.25A output; AC 100-110V 60Hz or AC 220-240V 50Hz input. PC or compatibles: Pentium II or higher with a minimum of 32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended); Windows 98 or later. Macintosh: iMac, iBook, G3 or G4 with USB interface running system 8.6 or later.
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AutoFilmLoading WILL save you time when converting years of negatives to digital format
Pros: Auto Film Loading, USB, small footprint, seperate slide handling window Cons: No support for any format other than 35mm, and sometimes the film gets stuck Bottom Line: Adequate and useful scanner
Pros: Easy to use, handles negative strips easily, good value. Cons: Not professional quality, but that's not what you paid for, is it? Read More at Epinions.com Shutterbugs have a new toy they can afford to play with.
Pros: Very cost effective & comes with Photoshop! Cons: Slower than Molasses at the north pole Bottom Line: Good for the price
Pros: Decent scans, easy to use, trouble-free installation Cons: Autofocus not always perfect, soft images Bottom Line: Jury still out...
Pros: Automatic film loading Cons: Only works for 35mm, no automatic handling of slides, no ICE Bottom Line: Lemon
Pros: Autofocus Cons: Usually doesn't work. Bottom Line: Don't buy this.
Pros: When working scanned slides fairly well. Cons: Did not work most of the time. Bottom Line: Not worth the money
Pros: It hasn't damaged any film or slides yet. Cons: Bad tonal range, dark scans (especially B&W film), drivers frequently hang forcing a reboot. Read More at Epinions.com It'll damage your negatives!
Pros: Automatic loading of films (when it works) Cons: Scratch negatives, software set to auto-balancing produces horrible pictures. Read More at Epinions.com Waste of Money, does not perform
Pros: There are none that I can think of. Cons: It just does not work as it should. Read More at Epinions.com |
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