Do you know you can develop your own films without a darkroom, anywhere and at anytime?
Plustek is giving away 20 sets of LAB-BOX + 2 Modules (135 and 120) (value €109) to Plustek Connect global blog readers.
“For its price, the Plustek OpticFilm 8100 is a very capable desktop film scanner. 3600ppi scans are sharp and detailed, printing well up to A3 size (depending on the quality of the originals, of course). … the Multi-Exposure feature does help you eek out a bit of extra detail from your most contrasty slides. … the OpticFilm 8100 is not the ideal tool for archiving truly large film collections but if you only need to digitise a moderate amount of slides and negatives, we have no reservations recommending it to you.”
– from the open box scanner review written by Zoltan Arva-Toth for Photography Blog.
“BOTTOM LINE:
The Plustek OpticFilm 8200i Ai film scanner offers high resolution, hardware-based dust and scratch removal, and simple color calibration for scans.” – Quote from PCMag.com
Touch screen interface is really easy to use. Can preview scans on the screen and edit/rescan pages if necessary before saving. Scans feed reliably and quickly …
“The eScan A150 is somewhat niche, but it’s commendably easy to use.” – quoted from Expert Reviews
Digitizing photos is the first and most important step to safeguard family memories. It can be a frustrating challenge if we don’t find a good tool to help us digitize these family photo collections in an easy and quick way.
Check out an open box review by Stephen Waller for an ePHOTOzine Recommended scanner.
In order to express our gratitude to the UK readers, Plustek runs the competition to give away a OpticFilm 8200i SE slide and negative scanner in Amaterur Photographer website.
Just place the document into the document feeder to scan and upload into cloud services such as Google Drive, DropBox, Evernote, or to send by regular Email. Compatible with most mobile devices that runs the Android system.
