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Plustek OpticFilm 8100 Film Scanner

Plustek OpticFilm 8100 Film Scanner - Main image
$258.16 $363.6 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Scanning

* 7200 dpi resolution


* 48-bit color depth


* 64-bit hardware and software support


* Enhanced with Multi-Exposure Function for quality image


* USB High Speed 2.0 connection.


* Slides film holder provided (for 4 mounted slides)


* Negative film holder provided (for a strip of 6 negatives)


* PC and MAC compatible


The OpticFilm 8100 is Plustek's new 7200 dpi film scanner capable of scanning 35 mm slides and negatives - which will turn a 35mm slide into an A1 poster! This makes it the highest optical resolution film scanner we sell - and equates to a 68 million pixel digital camera.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam F. ★★★★★

After wrestling with flatbed scans for years, this 7200 dpi unit pulls out grain and detail I’d completely missed in my old negatives. The 48-bit color depth makes the shadows feel deep instead of muddy, and it handles a whole strip of slides without a fuss.

Riley ★★★★★

The Multi-Exposure function is honestly a game-changer for pulling detail out of blown-out skies on my old negatives. At 7200 dpi, the grain is sharp enough to count, and it handles slides without any fiddly adapters, just a quick USB hookup.

Matthew ★★★★★

Finally got through a box of old slides this weekend and the 7200 dpi scans are shockingly crisp, even the faded Kodachrome came back with real depth. The multi-exposure pass definitely pulled out shadow detail I couldn't see on the light table. Took a bit to get the software set up on my 64-bit mac