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Pacific Image PrimeFilm Film Scanner (discontinued)

Pacific Image PrimeFilm Film Scanner

Entered CNET Catalog: 04/14/2003

SKU: 1800U

Manufacturer: Pacific Image Electronics

Manufacturer description

Pacific Image Electronics, an awarding-winning manufacturer and marketer of image scanner products for businesses and consumers, presents a film scanner, PrimeFilm 1800U, targeted to amateur photographers and PC enthusiasts. The Prime Film 1800U is ideal for customers who want a professional quality product for scanning 35 mm films and slides to personal computers. Scanners have become an indispensable tool for amateur photographers and PC enthusiasts to convert their photographic images into their computers. However, the costs of film scanners have been out of reach for most of the amateurs and PC enthusiasts. The PrimeFilm 1800U, offers features comparable to competitive units costing up to 4 times as much. Users also have the benefit of obtaining impeccable image quality that they are not likely to get elsewhere from either traditional film development or from the now widely used digital cameras and flatbed scanners with a TMA (Transparency Media Adapters).

User opinions

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User Rating: 8/10

I had no problems with the scanner

Pros: Good performance

Cons: I could not find any faults

Review: First of all, it depends on the quality of the slide you are working with. If it's good there isn't much to be done but, save
it. If it's bad, of course your going to have to do some manipulating to get
the best picture. Those people that made previous comments probably didn't have
any technical savy and probably couldn't follow instructions. They expected the
scanner to think for them. Maybe the manufacturer should have included a
package of smart pills, in their offer.

User Rating: 3/10

Call Customer Dis Service

Pros: pretty box?

Cons: Leave this one by the road side as service for any issues is nil. Website is bare essentials. As for actually getting help out of warranty forget it. they will be one of those flash in the pan comapnies if they dont do something soon. I personally wouldnt

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Pacific Image PrimeFilm Film Scanner specifications

  • General
  • Type Film scanner (35 mm) - Desktop
  • Max Supported Media Size 0.95 in x 1.43 in
  • Width 6.5 in
  • Depth 10.6 in
  • Height 2.6 in
  • Weight 1.5 lbs
  • Enclosure Color White
  • Scanner
  • Input Type Color
  • Grayscale Depth 12-bit gray
  • Color Depth 36-bit color
  • Optical Resolution 1800.0 dpi x 1800.0 dpi
  • Interpolated Resolution 19200.0 dpi x 19200.0 dpi
  • Scan Mode Single-pass
  • Scan Element Type CCD
  • Media Handling
  • Max Document Size 0.95 in x 1.43 in
  • Supported Media Type Film , Slides
  • Media Feeder Type Autoload
  • Storage
  • Storage Removable None
  • Optical Storage None
  • Expansion / Connectivity
  • Interfaces None
  • Connections 1.0 x USB - 4 pin USB Type B
  • Miscellaneous
  • Compliant Standards Plug and Play
  • Power
  • Power Device Power adapter - External
  • Voltage Required AC 110/220 V ± 10%
  • Software / System Requirements
  • Software Included Drivers & Utilities
  • OS Required Microsoft Windows 95/98 , Apple MacOS
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