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Canon CanoScan CS8800F Flatbed Scanner
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Price Range $170 - $254 Product Description Sleek and fast, this powerful scanner will impress you the very first time you push power. With high-luminance white LED lamps — it's ready to scan immediately, with no warm-up time needed. You'll quickly produce spectacular results, with max. color dpi resolution of 4800 x 9600. Seven easy buttons automate the scanning process, so it's simple to scan, copy and create e-mails and multi-page PDFs. Built-in FARE™ 3.0 retouching technology helps to enhance your final images. And to save time, you can batch-scan up to twelve 35mm frames or up to four slides — either positives or negatives
Priced right for those on a budget, scanning results beat the 8600
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Written By spcascades Date Written Sep 19 2007 Summary After simple step-by-step set-up of this scanner, it was very simple to "jump right in" to scanning my photos, 35mm slides, and negatives up to 120 size. Yes, I did in fact scan all that I just mentioned and they turned out excellent! Scanner comes... Strength No warm up time, Quick set-up, Easy to use, Clearer Images Weakness I should have bought it sooner! Bottom Line Perfect for preserving photo collections. And for those that have a bunch of negatives? This is the scanner for you! The very best and very worst from Canon
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Written By toelken Date Written Mar 13 2008 Summary I bought one of these scanners to primarily digitize film. Both 35mm and 120 roll from my Hasselblad. As you may be aware, anyone who shoots 120 rollfilm with a Hasselblad these days is very picky about image quality (and can't afford $9000 for a... Strength Amazing scan quality even on film. Price = $200 wow! Weakness Short USB cable and won't work with longer. Cheep film holders. Bottom Line Buy it, set it on top of the CPU, and handle the film frames with great care. Medium format users take note.  |
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