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Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400 Film Scanner (35 mm)The popularity of digital imaging is continually on the rise. It is involved in numerous professional applications as well as home use for...
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The popularity of digital imaging is continually on the rise. It is involved in numerous professional applications as well as home use for e-mail correspondence, Internet web sites, and cataloging on CD. Minolta's DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 makes it easy for 35mm film camera enthusiasts to create professional-quality digital images from their film slides and negatives. With 5, 400 dpi resolution, advanced lens optics, simple scanning and image-processing procedures, plus USB or FireWire interfaces, creating beautiful digital scans is "quick as a click."
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| Product MPN | |
| MPN | 2890-301 |
| Key Features | |
Scanner Type
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Film Scanner (35 mm) |
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Interface
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USB 2.0 • FireWire (IEEE1394) |
| Optical Resolution | 5400 dpi |
| Max. Resolution (Hardware) | 5400 x 5400 dpi |
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Platform
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PC, Mac |
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Max. Color Depth
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16-bit (64K Colors) |
| Technical Features | |
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Form Factor
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Desktop |
| Scan Element Type | CCD |
| Light Source | Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp |
| Input Type | Color |
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Film Scanning Capabilities
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35mm Filmstrip • Positive Film • Negative Film • Color Film • Monochrome Film |
| Optical Density | 4.8 Dmax |
| Focus Control | Auto Focus • Manual |
| Control Panel Buttons | Scan |
| Preview Speed | 10 Sec |
| Media | |
| Supported Media Type | Film • Slides |
| Media Loading Method | Autoload |
| Max. Supported Media Size | Film 135 (35mm) |
| System Requirements | |
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Platform
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PC • Mac |
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows 98 • Microsoft Windows XP Home |
| Dimensions | |
| Width | 2.56 in. |
| Depth | 14.18 in. |
| Height | 6.5 in. |
| Weight | 5.51 lb. |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Included Accessories | FireWire Cable • Power Cord • USB Cable |
| UPC | 043325993909 |
| Family Line | Konica Minolta Dimage Scan |
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Review Summary
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13 Reviews from Epinions.com
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The Minolta 5400 or the Nikon 5000ED ?
Pros: I'd compare it favorably to a 50 thousand dollar scanner! (I'm not kidding.) Cons: Quality scans may take quite a bit of time (but it's okay with me). Bottom Line: Still Exceeds Expectations, Update
Pros: Image processing, intuitive software, image quality Cons: Batch mode is of little use (see text). Clumsy carrier loading. Bottom Line: First rate performance at a competitive price
Pros: Sharp, excellent dynamic range, ICE works, good price, fast, good looking unit. Cons: There is a trace of noise and flare/bleed but nothing to worry about. Bottom Line: Yes it is a good scanner.
Pros: Quality results, cheap, good features and software, slim. Cons: A little slow and perhaps a delicate machine. Bottom Line: The sharpest of all...
Pros: THE BEST SCAN QUALITY today. Sharpness dynamic range like you've never seen before. Cons: Slow, no real batch scanning compared to the LS5000. But sharper and more sensitive. Bottom Line: Great scan quality, value for money, but rather slow
Pros: Fantastic scan quality Price is right Software has a lot of useful features Cons: Sloooow Bottom Line: Problems with Mac G3/OS9.1
Pros: Excellent hardware. Cons: Lousy software compatibility with G3 and OS 9.1 Bottom Line: Large Scans for reasonable Price
Pros: Small, clean design, convenient buttons onthe outside which fire up the software on your computer. Cons: Scanning time on my G3 is long with full resolution and ICE. Manual is minimal. Minolta 5400 - Learn how to use it with Vuescan
Pros: Great scans, if you put in the effort. Cons: OK customer service. Tough to learn how to use with Vuescan. Bottom Line: Good Times Bad Times
Pros: Sharpness, bulk loading, speed at 2700 dpi is plenty fast Cons: inconsistent color accuracy, blue-tinting, unclarity of software Bottom Line: |
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Konica Minolta SC 215...$149-$445
Konica Minolta QuickScan 35...$17
