Nikon Super Coolscan 9000 ED Film Scanner

Description: The Super Coolscan 9000 ED scans a variety of film formats, including medium format (120/220), 35mm (135) format, 16mm, electron microscope and preparates (glass slides for a microscope). To reproduce the high definition of medium format fi.... Read More

Description: The Super Coolscan 9000 ED scans a variety of film formats, including medium format (120/220), 35mm (135) format, 16mm, electron microscope and preparates (glass slides for a microscope). To reproduce the high definition of medium format films, the 9000 ED boasts special optics and a new 3-line CCD image sensor. The Scanner Nikkor ED lens has a larger, specially designed diameter which ensures high-resolution reading of medium-format film while delivering unparalleled optical purity to the CCD. With 4,000 dpi optical resolution and 16-bit A/D conversion, astoundingly vivid images are produced. The LED light source is also specially designed for multi-format scanning, with LEDs for each color (RGB plus IR) using dispersed rod illumination. The result is a smoother reproduction of picture grain and more accurate reading and rendering of every color. Your film scans will be fast at approximately 40 seconds for a completed 35mm scan (13 seconds preview) and 185 seconds for a 6 x 9 scan (38 seconds preview), including image trasfer to display. Multi-sample scanning capability allows up to 16 passes for faithful reproduction and smoother gradation.The Super CoolScan 9000 ED with Nikon Scan 4 provides you with comprehensive digital darkroom capability. Driver software Nikon Scan 4 features an intuitive GUI (Graphical User Interface) that enables easy, comprehensive scanner control. Enhanced LED illumination has enabled the incorporation of Digital ICE Professional, which is effective with Kodachrome film. With only a few pre-scan adjustments, you can achieve high-quality images that remain faithful to the original color composition - something other image control applications struggle with. Nikon s Color Management System (CMS) also ensures that every shade and hue can be accurately reproduced in nearly all operating environments. Minimize