Discount Link www.amazon.co.uk Product Description Klarstein Combo Slide Film Photo Scanner Intelligent combo slide film photo scanner for archiving of slides, 35mm film and photos from sizes 9x13cm, 10x15cm and 13x18cm to a computer.CMOS color sensor with 5.1 megapixels for scans up to 3600dpi. Fast scans, with high image quality. Suitable for use with Windows PCs.The Klarstein combo scanner is a beginner-friendly scanner, which digitizes 35mm film, slides and photos quickly and in high quality to a computer.Highlights • Combo Scanner with 1800 dpi / 3600dpi • Framework scan - for digitzing photos in sizes 9x13cm, 10x15cm and 13x18cm, slide films and 35mm negative film • 5.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor - equivalent to up to 10MP interpolated up to 3648 x 2736 resolution • Suitable for use with Windows PC with Windows XP - Supports Windows Vista, Windows 7 • Supplied with software Blaze Photo Features • Connections: 1 x Mini USB 2.0 interface • Focus: F 3.6, f = 4.83 • Light Source: 3 / 14 (slide / photo) of white LEDs as a backlight • Scan method: single pass (single pass) • 10 bit per channel • Automatic color settings • Automatic exposure • Power supply: via USBDimensions • 23 x 15 x 21cm (W x H x D) • Weight: about 800gIncluded • 1 x Unit • 3 x Photo holder (9x13cm, 10x15cm, 13x18cm) • 1 x Slide holder • 1 x Negative Holder • 1 x Mini-USB to USB cable • 1 x Software CD with drivers and Blaze Photo • 1 x User manual in German and English
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
Klarstein Combo Slide Film Photo Scanner
Thursday, June 28, 2012
A slideshow of photos by Spricephotos - Buxton
A brief slideshow showing some of my photographs of taken in Buxton, a small town in northern England. These photos were taken using 35mm b+w film, and scanned in using a neg scanner. Like + Fav + Comment Enjoy.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
How to Digitize your Film Negatives
getconnectedmedia.com - Digitize your film negatives using the Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Scanner. Mike shows us how to scan your negatives and store them digitally on your computer.
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