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Product Details
The SUPER COOLSCAN 9000 EDs multi-format capability is specifically designed for imaging professionals. Scanning is possible for 120/220, 35mm, 6 x 7, 6 x 9 positives, 16mm, electron microscope and other film formats. The 9000 EDs large-diameter Scanner Nikkor ED lens, 3-line CCD image sensor and LED light source with rod dispersion have all been improved for enhanced image quality with faster scanning speeds. These premium features give you the leading edge in professional desktop imaging.
Specifications
- Platform
- Mac, PC
- Type
- Film Scanner (35 mm)
- Interface
- IEEE 1394 Firewire
- Optical Resolution
- 4000 dpi
- Max. Resolution (Hardware)
- 4000 x 4000 dpi
- Max. Color Depth
- 16-bit (64K Colors)
- Form Factor
- Desktop
- Scan Element Type
- CCD
- Light Source
- RGB LED
- Input Type
- Color
- Film Scanning Capabilities
- 35mm Slides · 35mm Filmstrip · Positive Film · Negative Film · Color Film · Monochrome Film
- Optical Density
- 4.8 Dmax
- Preview Speed
- 13 Sec
- Supported Media Type
- Positive And Negative · 35 mm Slides · 35 mm Film · Film · Slides · Negatives
- Media Loading Method
- Manual Load
- Max. Supported Media Size
- 56 x 83 mm
- Operating System
- Apple MacOS 9 · Apple MacOS X · Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition · Microsoft Windows XP Professional · Microsoft Windows 98 SE · Microsoft Windows ME · Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
- Depth
- 19.6 in.
- Height
- 7.95 in.
- Width
- 9.8 in.
- Weight
- 19.8 lb.
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