Pacific Image PrimeFilm 1800AFL Film Scanner (35 mm)
- Max. Resolution (Interpolated): 19200 x 19200 dpi
- Connectivity Technology: USB
- Scanner Type: Film Scanner (35 mm)
- Optical Resolution: 1800 dpi
- Max. Color Depth: 42-bit Color
- Max. Resolution (Hardware): 1800 x 1800 dpi
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AutoFilmLoading WILL save you time when converting years of negatives to digital format
Several years ago, I made the switch to digital photography and have never looked back. I have now have gigabytes of beautiful, clear digital pictures. Oh how I wished there was a GOOD, EASY way to take the years of film-based pictures and turn them into digital format...
Sure, I've tried...
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Jury still out...
The software is pretty easy and clear to use and I would recommend this product if it produced good scans, but I can't because it doesn't. I don't think it is focusing on the surface of the film correctly. I'm pursuing technical support, but the website is slow, slow, slow and I haven't seen any... Read full review »
Shutterbugs have a new toy they can afford to play with.
Software
>>Rating = 10
How many times have you bought a scanner to find the software is just barely enough to scan the images and your not able to do any editing/color correcting unless you use a second program that is not provided to edit? IMHO, too often, so when I saw this scanner had...
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Lemon
I've spent a week, three hours a day installing and removing and reinstalling the TWO softwares. Occasionally the unit scanned slides, but never negatives. I had to cut my negatives and mount them as slides. The colours never matched the slides.
You must first load Adobe Photo Elements...
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Good for the price
I paid about $250 for mine, had it 3 weeks, then returned it and will be receiving my 3600 PRO shortly. One thing that surprised me a little bit is that even though this scanner is one of the faster ones out there, scanning slides and film is a very time-consuming process! It requires quite a bit... Read full review »
Not worth the money
This scanner is a stinker. The first one I recieved would not load the film. The replacement would if the film was forced. Overall the images (including slides) are really dark. Trying to lighten them up looses contrast. I have to put way too much photoshop effort into fixing the scans. After about... Read full review »
Don't buy this.
I was hoping to convert many slides to digital images to share old memories with family and friends. I installed the software without problems: In fact, I installed it about 20 time during the month and one-half I tried to use it. I would have to re-install because it would crash and have to be... Read full review »
Adequate and useful scanner
I've had this unit for about 1.5 years. It is a great compromise between the high end (and high priced) scanners that do a professional job and low-end scanners, including flatbed scanners. It handles negative strips easily. I've had no problems with the drivers, even after upgrading to latest... Read full review »
It'll damage your negatives!
I have so many negatives to scan, so finally I decided to buy a scanner for negative films. The PF1800 AFL was my first choice, because of (advertised) quality and price.
I paid about $280 at Fry's.
The first unit, doesn't load the film. As much as I can push the film inside, the film...
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Waste of Money, does not perform
I originally bought the PF 1800AFL about 4 years ago to scan all my all slides and negatives.
Even when it was new it didn't work very well. It was rubbish at auto-scanning a film strip and didn't come close to detecting the correct gaps between frames.
I havn't bothered with it...
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Pacific Image Electronics PrimeFilm 1800AFL Film Scanner
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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