| With the new reflecta MidformatScan it is possible to scan except 35 mm, also 120/220 mm, 6x4,5, 6x6, 6x7, 6x8, 6x9, 6x12 (Positive and Negative). Due to the application of 3-lines CCD Sensor with Magic-Touch (automatic dust and scratch removal with Infraredsensor) you can expect excellent quality. Specifications (manufacturer's data)
- Optical resolution: 3200 dpi
- Colour depth: 48 Bit
- Density range: >3,6 Dmax
- Image sensor: Linear Array Color CCD
- Lamp: white LEDs and infrared LEDs
- Scan area max: 24,3 x 36,5 mm / 118 x 56,9 mm
- Ports: USB 2.0
- MAGIC TOUCH Technology
- Dimensions: 320x165x160 mm (L x W x H)
- Weight: approx. 5,3 kg
Compatible film formats:
- 35mm negative and positive as film strips
- Mounted 35mm slides (5 x 5 cm, max. thickness 3,2 mm)
- Medium formats 6x4,5 cm, 6x6 cm, 6x7 cm, 6x8 cm, 6x9 cm, 6x12cm (negative and positive)
Included in delivery:
- Scanner MF 5000
- Slide holder for 4 mounted slides up to 3,2 mm thickness
- Film holder for film strips with up to 6 frames
- Medium format holder for 1-2 medium format films 6x4,5 cm / 1-2 Bilder 6x6 cm / 1 Bild 6x7 cm/ 6x8 cm / 6x9 cm/ 6x12 cm
- Scansoftware: Cyberview
- Adobe® Photoshop® Elements (according to your choice above)
System requirements:
- PC: Windows XP, Windows Vista (32 and 64 Bit), Windows 7 (32 and 64Bit)
- Mac: Mac OS X 10.4 or higher, MAC OS X 10.7 Lion
When working with film strips it can often happen that you accidentally touch the emulsion side of the film. The damage often is irreparable. You can avoid damages to the film material and comfortably insert film strips into the scanner or film holder by wearing fine cotton gloves.
Anti-dust spray is used to clean film material - no matter if it's mounted slides or film strips - by removing dust and fluffs with a flimsy current of air without touching the film material at all. There is no better, more comfortable and more efficient way to clean your film material. Also, anti-dust spray is suited very well to remove dust and fluffs from the scanner to avoid image interferences (such as strips) while scanning.
For working with single negatives or positives we highly recommend using tweezers, because otherwise you run the risk of touching and damaging the film.
Those who work with digital images - no matter if they come from a digital camera or from a film scanner - should absolutely calibrate their screen. Without a screen calibration performed with objective criteria you run the risk of wrongly adjusting the settings of the scan- or image editing software, which makes the image look right on your screen, but will cause unnatural alienated colours on other output devices (printer, image service, new screen). | |