Minolta DiMAGE Scan Multi II | $644.95 | |  |
When it comes to scanning versatility, Minolta's Dimâge Scan Multi II is the clear leader in its class. In addition to 35mm films, it also handles several sizes of medium (120/220) format films which have become popular among professional photographers, as well as Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) films, 16mm, and Advanced Photo System films. Additionally, The Dimâge Scan Multi II provides new, highly functional driver software which give time-saving and effective solutions for correcting faded colors and reducing graininess. The Dimâge Scan Multi II is an ideal scanner for professional use in photographic, design, printing, medical, educational, and R&D institutes as well as for hobbyist photographers.
Features- Digital ROC (Reconstruction of Color) automatically restores the original quality of the colors by analyzing the images and applying correction to the faded colors and gradations. Using a complex set of proprietary algorithms, the Digital ROC reads the dye signature in color film and slides. Depending on the visibility of the image's dye record, the Digital ROC restores colors to different degrees.
- Digital ROC (Reconstruction of Color) automatically restores the original quality of the colors by analyzing the images and applying correction to the faded colors and gradations. Using a complex set of proprietary algorithms, the Digital ROC reads the dye signature in color film and slides. Depending on the visibility of the image's dye record, the Digital ROC restores colors to different degrees.
- Digital ROC (Reconstruction of Color) automatically restores the original quality of the colors by analyzing the images and applying correction to the faded colors and gradations. Using a complex set of proprietary algorithms, the Digital ROC reads the dye signature in color film and slides. Depending on the visibility of the image's dye record, the Digital ROC restores colors to different degrees.
- Digital ROC (Reconstruction of Color) automatically restores the original quality of the colors by analyzing the images and applying correction to the faded colors and gradations. Using a complex set of proprietary algorithms, the Digital ROC reads the dye signature in color film and slides. Depending on the visibility of the image's dye record, the Digital ROC restores colors to different degrees.
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