Plustek Opticfilm 7500ISE Review
The OpticFilm 7200i SE is a 7200 dpi film scanner capable of scanning 35 mm slides and negatives. High optical resolution, USB 2.0 connection and fast scan speed allow Plustek's OpticFilm 7200i to easily outperform other professional film scanners. The OpticFilm 7200i SE is the perfect scanner for photographers and small office/workshop users, offering a variety of possibilities including high-quality images for magazines and other printed material, photo enlargements, brochures, digitizing slides/negatives, web pages, as well as images to share with friends on the Internet, and more. The OpticFilm 7200i provides 48-bit scanning capability that supports recognition of literally trillions of different colors. The result is extremely accurate color rendition compared to the original film, retaining subtle details in the highlight and shadow areas of the scanned image. In automatic mode, SilverFast iSRD (Infrared Smart Removal of Defect) operates completely on its own, by applying the corrected result to the entire scan frame. In manual mode, the user can select certain areas to work on, and leave the rest untouched. By removing defects, SilverFast iSRD provides the user with an enhanced genuine image. System Requirements - IBM Compatible PC, with Pentium II or faster CPU, CD-ROM Driver, One available USB Port, 128MB RAM (256MB recommended), 160MB free space (300MB recommended), High Color graphic card (VGA or higher), and Microsoft Windows XP / 2000 / Vista Compatible Dimensions - 272x120x119mm Weight - 3.1 pounds (1.5 kg)
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Plustek Opticfilm 7500ISE Feature
- 7200 x 7200 dpi Hardware Resolution
- Max scanning area - 1.45x 1 (36.8x25.4mm)
- 5.6 seconds Preview Speed
- 36 seconds (3600 dpi), 68 seconds (7200 dpi) Scan Speed
- Regulatory Certificates - CE, FCC, UL/cUL, and TUV
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Solid product at a reasonable price
By Mr. Ion
A slightly better version of the 7300, this model adds infrared hardware dust and scratch removal. The only downside is that that adds an additional scan pass, which takes a long time if scanning at higher resolutions. Still, at the price point, this product offers a good balance of features and quality.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Outstanding Value - an excellent scanner at this price point
By Dom Miliano
First, I am sure there are "better" scanners on the market - the Nikon units at multiples of the cost of this PlusTek come to mind. But for a high quality scanner with no vices, this one worked for me.
Some history - I converted to digital cameras only about 3 years ago so I have decades of slides and film in the library. I give lectures and shows on automotive photography and I have always used a two slide projector setup with several trays and a dissolve unit. This worked well but editing the shows and keeping the slide selection fresh and in sequence has always taken too many hours. I had to do a huge show in July of 2009 and having done several shows of recent work via computer from digital files so the thought of spending a week of sorting through several thousands of slides made my knees weak.
So, I did my research and found this unit - a nice price point and good specs. I made sure that it came with an easy-return guarantee but I am happy to report that I have not been disappointed.
It set up on my Windows XP PC (3 GB RAM) quickly and without too much angst. I was able to scan in about 12 slides per hour without breaking a sweat, Then, using Elements V.6, I did a little minor color adjustment on some, but not all slides, and maybe a touch of sharpening on a few as well. To test the quality of the scans, I made a few prints on my Canon photo printer and the sharpness and color were excellent on prints that were equivalent to about 11X14's. I even scanned in a bunch of B&W negatives and was blown away by the quality of these old Tri-X shots. These gave me confidence to use the scans in my presentation.
Very happy to report - the show was successful and the scanner is a keeper. I will be scanning in more of my early work and will probably be in the market for another backup storage device to hold all the image data.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Pretty good
By M. Vergason
Certainly an improvement over the 2400 dpi scanner I had. But software is lacking. The regular Silverfast seems to work. Some other software included, especially the Quickscan, I can't get to work.
I was surprised to find that the slide tray wasn't motorized. You move the tray and it clicks into each space. I suppose it's for the best. One less thing to break down. My intention is to scan the 100's of slides and then sell it.
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