Effortlessly digitize your filmstrips in no time with the Pacific Image PowerFilm Automatic Digital Film Scanner. Designed for anyone who wants to digitize their memories, this scanner makes it easy to save and share old photos. Thanks to its unique batch scanning capabilities, scanning large quantities of 35mm filmstrips is quick and easy. In fact, batch scans allow you to scan up to 10 film strips in one go. Just load the film strips in the tray for PowerFilm to start scanning automatically. In addition, the scanner works 24-megapixel resolution, providing high-end DSLR grade images. The Magic Touch feature removes scratches and dust as well. Finally, the scanner works with your computer and stores all of your scanned files in there.
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1) is there any video showing the actual scanning speed at various resolution.
2) Would you be able to provide some samples of scans at various resolution?
3) Are you able to provide some information on the color accuracy of color negative scans.
4) Would slides be supported?
5) Would there be film profile so that the color of the negative or slides would be accurate?
Sorry for not getting back to your question earlier. The 16-bit per channel scan would give you a TIFF with file size of about 138MB. The image would be 6000x4000 pixels, and the resolution would be 4,233 DPI.
That would be approximately the same as 6 regular frames per strip, and we should have no problem doing that. For quality and stability, we'll need to test our software before releasing an updated version for this feature. If possible, would you be able to give us a few sample strips for testing?
Regarding the XPan images, could you let us know normally how many frames (24x65) per strip after you get it back from the developer? Is it cut to 4 to 6 frames per strip like normal films?
For mounted slides, we have another product, PowerSlide X, available just for scanning mounted slides.
Thank you for your comment. We are considering to incorporate the panoramic frames into our feature. It is certainly achievable with our design architecture with a single pass scan. We'll just need to add a selection for user to specify panoramic film and include the frame size into our auto-crop algorithm (which can be quite tricky due to the different type of films and contents of the frames). We'll need to test sample films to perfect the auto-crop algorithm before we can release a software update with this feature.
Thank you for backing us again.
The previous campaign was suspended mainly because Kickstarter team thinks the campaign video does not demonstrated how the prototype works with the sync devise, such as PC or tablet. It took us additional time to work with Kickstarter team on the new campaign to make sure we have the information required.
We believed it's mainly due to the internal miscommunication or the project will not be approved first then be suspended within 2 days. Hope it eases your concern.
Thanks for your support and interest.
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