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Scan old photographs using the Konica Minolta Elite 5400 II scanner, before they crumble to pieces or turn yellow over time. It takes just 25 seconds for a single frame to be scanned by this Minolta film scanner. Scanning at an optical resolution of 5400 dpi, this Konica desktop scanner is great even for office use. This Minolta film scanner features a high-speed autofocus as well. This Konica desktop scanner supports 35 mm film. Energy star compliant, the Konica Minolta Elite 5400 II scanner consumes just 20 watts of power. Featuring several image correction technologies, the Konica Minolta Elite 5400 II scanner ensures images are never blurry or distorted.Product Identifiers
BrandKonica Minolta
MPN2892301
UPC0043325996986
ModelElite 5400 II
eBay Product ID (ePID)92380487
Product Key Features
Image SensorCCD
ConnectivityUSB 1.0/1.1, USB 2.0
Color Depth16 Bit
TypePhoto, Slide & Film Scanner
Dimensions
Weight3.3lb.
Depth13.6in
Height6.5in
Width2.8in
Additional Product Features
Supported Operating SystemsMicrosoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 98, Apple Mac OS 9, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows 98sec. Edition, Apple Mac OS X
Film Scanning CapabilitiesMonochrome Film, 35mm Slides, Positive Film, Color Film, 35mm Filmstrip, Negative Film
Scanning Resolution5400x5400DPI
Form FactorDesktop
Media TypePositive and Negative, 35mm Film
Preview Speed8 Sec
Input TypeColor
Family LineKonica Minolta Dimage Scan
Gray Levels8-Bit (256 Gray Levels)
Focus OptionAuto Focus, Manual
Media Load TypeAutoload
Bewertungen und Rezensionen
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- 13. Jul. 2016
Drum-Scanner quality 35mm scanner
The Scan Elite 5400 II is sharp enough to capture not only the smallest details 35mm film can resolve, but grain and dust far smaller. It also pulls out all of the detail in the darkest shadows, even in the most dense Kodachromes, which the Minolta Dimage Multi-Pro and Imacon 848 had trouble with. It is also the only scanner whose ICE dust and scratch removal works with Kodachromes. It does multiple scans of an image with no loss of sharpness, which reduces or nearly eliminates CCD noise. And, at 5400dpi, there is none of the grain aliasing that is a problem with lower resolution machines. The included Minolta software is excellent for negatives, but has some drawbacks when scanning slides. These include not having the ability to profile the scanner (rendering the colors less accurately and slightly duller) and very minor banding that is only visible at very high magnification. Vuescan software allows IT8 profiling, and works on systems newer than XP, which neither Lasersoft Silverfast nor the Minolta software do. Silverfast, though quite expensive in its full-featured version, works very well with this scanner, eliminating what little banding the machine generates, and rendering the smallest and darkest details accurately and beautifully. The improvement over the original software is only noticeable for difficult images at high magnification, but it takes the 5400 from excellent to "drum scanner quality." This scanner's weakest feature is focus falloff, where parts of the image are out of focus because the film doesn't sit flat. This is a problem with most negatives and older mounted slides, and is, obviously the reason drum scanners and Imacons bend film to counteract its curling. (The Imacon virtual drum process, incidentally, works imperfectly with cardboard mounted 35mm slides.) At the Minolta's 5400dpi resolution, this focus falloff is noticeable at high magnification, though it is more grain than image detail which is lost. With images for which this amount of focus falloff would be unacceptable, you need a workaround. You can scan the image twice on the 5400II using point autofocus, focusing first at a point near the center, next near the edge. The two scans can be auto-aligned in Photoshop and then the out-of-focus zones from each of the two scans removed. Scans from the 5400 are consistent enough in both alignment and exposure to make this possible without leaving artifacts. There will probably be a sufficiently large zone where both scans are in focus to be able to simplifiy this process with a mask. It's a fuss, but you get drum-scanner quality scans without having to put your film through the traumas of drum scanning and you get to do it all for the price of a small handful of drum-scans and a lot of late nights with the 5400.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 11. Dez. 2015
Slide Scanner
Good product, easy to use. the software is from the Windows XP era so you really need to buy new software called Vuescan which is not expensive. have saved thousands of slides. nice feature is that is does four at a time automaticallyBestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 13. Mär. 2017
Is a great filmscanner
thanks my friend,the scanner is very goodBestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 14. Aug. 2018
Very good product!
Fast and easy to use. Best of its kind.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 06. Jul. 2016
best 135 scanner for film fans
Minolta elite 5400ii provides the top performance on 135 film scanning. The resolution is even higher than Nikon 9000ed. If you need a scanner only for 135 films, this is the best choice.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
