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Canon Canoscan FS4000US:
... I bought this scanner a few years ago it was quite expensive at more than £700 although at the time scanners of this resolution were in general even more expensive. It is quite an old design and most likely now to be found only on the second-hand market, but due to it s sturdy construction could make a sensible second-hand purchase when compared to the relatively cheap and cheerful scanners available now. It is ... Read the full review: Scan this... slowly by AndrewPo |
Film scanner (35 mm) Scanner |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7500i AI Plustek OpticFilm 7500i AI - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7300 Plustek OpticFilm 7300 - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB |
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Nikon Coolscan V ED Film scanner (35 mm) - 25.1 x 38 mm - 4000 dpi - Hi-Speed USB - An economical, friendly, high-performance film scanner, the COOLSCAN V ED is designed to be easy to operate, even for first-time scanner users. A true optical resolution of 4,000 dpi and 14-bit A/D input ... |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7500i SE Plustek OpticFilm 7500i SE - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7200i SE Plustek OpticFilm 7200i SE - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB - The OpticFilm 7200i SE is a 7200 dpi film scanner capable of scanning 35 mm slide and negatives. High optical resolution, USB 2.0 connection and fast scan speed allow Plustek's OpticFilm 72... |
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Reflecta iScan 3600 Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 3600 dpi x 3600 dpi - USB |
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Reflecta Crystalscan 7200 Reflecta CrystalScan 7200 - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 3600 dpi - Hi-Speed USB |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7200i Plustek OpticFilm 7200i - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB - The OpticFilm 7200i is a 7200 dpi film scanner capable of scanning 35 mm slide and negatives. High optical resolution, USB 2.0 connection and fast scan speed allow Plustek's OpticFilm 7200i to... overall rating  1 review |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7200 Plustek OpticFilm 7200 - Film scanner (35 mm) - 35mm film - 7200 dpi x 7200 dpi - Hi-Speed USB - The OpticFilm 7200 is a 7200 dpi film scanner capable of scanning 35 mm slide and negatives. High optical resolution, USB 2.0 connection and fast scan speed allow Plustek's OpticFilm 7200 to ea... |
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Jenoptik Jenscan JS 21 JENOPTIK JENSCAN JS 21 - Film scanner (35 mm) - 2400 dpi x 4800 dpi - parallel / USB - If you have photos, slides and color negatives to catalogue, print out or to send by e- mail you need this 35mm slides and negatives scanner. All you need is to capture those magic moments and reproduce ... overall rating  1 review |
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Plustek Opticfilm 7200i ... bought this scanner about a year ago. It seemed too good to be true. Good quality scanners from companies such as Nikon and Canon etc. had always been very expensive, costing several hundred pounds and yet have lower resolution (dots per inch) than this remarkably inexpensive device (I paid about £150 and I have seen it even cheaper in Jessops although they no longer seem to stock it) At this price level of course there has to be some compromise, and this is build-quality. It really is quite light-weight and flimsy in construction and the slides or negative strips have to be manually clicked through the device in their rather cheaply constructed mounts. No motorised tra... Read the full review: Too good to be true by AndrewPo |
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Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II ... do you get your old pre-digi camera family snaps onto your PC? You can pay to have it done by the likes of Jessops, or you can do it yourself. You can either use a flatbed scanner to scan the prints or, if it has a film adaptor, you can scan the negatives or colour slides. However, if you want the best quality images for printing at A4 or even A3, the only answer is to get hold of a dedicated film scanner. Film scanners are available from several of the major camera manufacturers such as Canon, Nikon and Minolta. Brand new, a decent one will set you back £300+ - rather a lot to pay to scan a photo of Granny making a fool of herself you may think, and I agree. So... Read the full review: Get you old snaps onto your PC by richkw |
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Canon Canoscan 2710 ... spent a while researching film scanners before I went ahead and purchaced one to help me work through the 2000odd old negatives I have to get up on the web for vanities sake. There were a number of options available in the budget range including some sub 200 pound scanners. In the end I settled for the Canoscan because it was reasonably priced and rated as good quality by a few websites. Also the fact it came with a APS attachment as standard helped me make up my mind. Setting it up was easy enough. It came with a SCSI 2 card which installed automatically on my Win98SE machine. The bundled software installed fine and sorted out the links with Photoshop6 which ... Read the full review: Good budget choice by yaruar |
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