Pacific Image Power Film Plus Scanner

Key Features
- Automatic Batch 135 Filmstrip Scanning
- Up to 10 Film Strips, Maximum 60 Frames/Batch
- 24 Megapixel/ True Color
- Support Xpan, Mamiya and Widelux Films
- IR Dust/Scratch Removal - Magic Touch
- Color Reconstruction - Auto Color
- Fading Film Color Correction
- Support Mac/Windows
OVERVIEW
Pacific Image's PowerFilm Plus enables for automated batch scanning of 135 filmstrips. It can scan up to 60 frames each batch and supports up to 10 filmstrips with up to six frames each. A resolution of 7200 dpi enables for highly detailed full color scanning, while the bundled software includes correction tools and other capabilities. The CyberView PF 135-Plus program is available for free download for Windows and Mac computers. Aside from regular film formats, non-standard 135 formats such as panorama formats from cameras such as the Hasselblad XPan are supported.
Enhanced Software Support
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scanner data
| Scan Size | Compatible with: 135 Film Strips |
scanner specifications
| Scanning Modes | Auto Batch Filmstrips Scanning |
| Max. Resolution | 24 Megapixel |
- Pacific Image PowerFilm Plus Scanner
- Power Adapter with US/EU/UK Plug Adapters
- Wall Mount Adapter
- USB 2.0 Cable
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