It is also very lightweight, it feels almost like there is nothing at all inside the plastic shell, so it is easy to transport from place to place if necessary. The Plustek Opticfilm 8200i SE is incredibly small, it also comes in a neat little nylon case, where you can tuck away the machine, all the wires, and the film holders for easy storage when not in use. (Image credit: Gareth Bevan / Future) OpticFilm 8200i SE Build & Handling The 8200i SE comes with a mounted frame holder and a 35mm negative film holder (pictured) which holds up to 6 frames at once for faster loading into the scanner.
#Vuescan support for plustek 7200 windows 7 mac os#
With support for Windows 7 onwards and Mac OS 10.7 or later, almost anyone can use the scanner right away. For scans in a flash, it is also possible to use the automated Plustek Quickscan. The scanner comes bundled with LaserSoft Imaging Silverfast SE Plus 8, an advanced option for those wanting to get the most from their negatives.
The scanner has up to 3.6D in dynamic range using the enhanced multi-exposure function, giving a more accurate reading of the lightest and darkest areas of the image, this can produce deeper blacks while maintaining more details in the shadows and clearer highlights.
The files can also be output in 24 or 48 bit color, giving more options for fine editing. 7200 dpi files are suitable for blowing up to A3 sizes. This is equivalent to 68.9 megapixels in digital camera terms, a size only currently achievable in medium format cameras or a very select few full-frame cameras like the Sony A7R IV. The scanner can output in 7200 x 7200 dpi for 35mm negative film and mounted slide.
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