Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Kodak Booth at CES 2019
As digital imaging continues to mature as a market, we’re still sorting out the back and forth of analog media. Portable printing is becoming a big deal and several companies, including Kodak, are offering some impressive ZINK printers, which I’ll touch on in a different post.
Kodak also has a few solutions for scanning your images to digital files, some of which have been on the market for longer than others. [Read more…]
The new Epson FastFoto FF-680W is a personal photo scanner that is design to quickly scan a high volume of photo prints. It is capable of scanning as fast as one photo per second at 300 dpi and up to 36 photos per batch. [Read more…]
Plustek has announced its new ePhoto Z300 single-sheet photo scanner that is designed to digitize photos without scratching or harming them. [Read more…]
Epson has announced a new budget scanner, the Perfection V39, which retails for $99 that requires no warm-up time and delivers 4800 dpi optical resolution. [Read more…]
Epson unveiled a couple of new professional grade flatbed film scanners at PhotoPlus 2014 last week – the Epson Perfection V800 Photo and Epson Perfection V850 Pro.
Both scanners deliver optical resolution up to 4800 x 6400 dpi. The scanners work with a range of positive and negative film formats from 35mm slides and film strips to medium format 6 x 20cm and 4″ x 5″. [Read more…]
Plustek has announced a new film scanner – the OpticFilm 120, which handles film scans from 35mm film strips, slides, and 120/220 film formats from 6×4.5 up to 6×12.
The OpticFilm 120 includes an eight-element glass lens and stable LED light source, providing a measured resolution of 5,300 dpi. The scanner is bundled with SilverFast Ai Studio 8 by LaserSoft Imaging, which includes Multi-Exposure and iSRD
The OpticFilm 120 is compatible with Windows and Mac and connects via USB 2.0. The OpticFilm 120 retails for $1999.99. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
The Pana-Vue Pana-Scan is a budget-friendly slide, 35mm and 110 negative film scanner. The Pana-Scan converts film and slides to 5MP digital images, which are stored on an SD card that you can then import to your PC or Mac. The Pana-Scan connects to your computer via USB 2.0 and includes Arc-Soft Media Impression as editing software.
The Pana-Scan carries a street price of around $100. Check availability on Amazon.com.
More details in the press release below. [Read more…]