Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II Film Scanner (35 mm)
- Connectivity Technology: USB
- Scanner Type: Film Scanner (35 mm)
- Optical Resolution: 2820 dpi
- Max. Resolution (Hardware): 2820 x 2820 dpi
- Platform: PC, Mac
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A Pleasant Surprise
I have been scanning photo prints at high resolution using a variety of flatbed scanners. My film camera equipment is high quality SLR and the resulting prints are sharp if the photo lab does a decent job. The problem is that you are have three color corrections and three optical resolution tasks... Read full review »
A Good scanner for the money
My purpose in purchasing a slide scanner was to enable me to create saleable prints from a large library of slides. I researched the various scanners quite extensively on the web. Prior to the introduction of the Scan Dual II I was most interested in the HP S20 and the Nikon Coolscan III. The HP... Read full review »
Just right for non-production use
I shoot 35mm color negatives, but wanted a way to combine the creative control and quality of film and darkroom with the versatility and convenience of digital. This Minolta scanner fit the bill perfectly.
I run in Windows 2000, and the USB setup was seamless. The scanning software...
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Amazing scans at a very good price.
I purchased this scanner for $420 and I have been very happy with the results. I am a semi-pro photographer and was very skeptical that a scanner at this price range would yield professional quality scans for printing and displaying. I was wrong. The images this scanner gave me, with a little... Read full review »
A Good Value for Mid-Level User
If you have slides or negatives that you want to scan into digital images, take a look at the Minolta Dimage Dual Scan II slide scanner.
I looked at several slide scanners before choosing the Minolta. The main factor in making this choice was that it uses a USB connection and I would not...
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A fine slide/negative/aps scanner
I've taken many slides in my days. I need a way to make them digital. I wanted something that would scan at a high resolution and be reasonable in costs. I looked at various scanners that were slides only, but always came back to this one. I really wasn't interested in the negative/APS... Read full review »
Minolta Scan Dual II
The scanner was easy to setup and both the PC and Mac. Scanning time is slow, approx. 3-4 minutes for a full resolution scan. Scan quality varies greatly from poor to terrible and film type (slide or neg) or brand (tried Kodak/Fuji/Illford) doesn't make a difference. Works best with evenly lit... Read full review »
Avoid Minolta's Scan Dual 2
I was never able to get the scanner installed. Even called on a local tech for help but he was not able to install. Three e-mails to Minolta did not bring any return communication. A phone call was answered by what was suppose to be a tech and he could only tell me to do what I had already done... Read full review »
What a disappointment
I decided to by this scanner somewhere in March 2001. I was attracted by it's price and spec. Also I had read some good reviews, although there where complains about the tech support. I hoped that my knowledge about digital devices would let me not to refer to the customer support. I WAS WRONG... Read full review »
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Minolta DiMAGE Scan Dual II Film Scanner
If you're serious about image scanning, don't give the job to just any old scanner. With its high resolution, 12-bit analog-to-digital conversion, and a 2,820 dpi maximum resolution, Minolta's Dimage Scan Dual II is poised to render sharp, satisfying images from a wide range of film types. Give it positives and negatives in either 35mm or in the Advanced Photo System format--or on mounted 35 mm film slides. The scanning itself is easy: just load your film into the scanner using the included holder or adapter and make a few quick selections on the scanning software. Whether you're scanning for e-mail, a Web page, or a color print, the scanner automatically prepares the data format for you--and even optimizes image quality. Efficient continuous scanning saves trips to the scanner. The Dimage Scan Dual II is a handy, high-class companion for USB-ready Windows and Macintosh computers. What's in the Box Scanner, driver software (Windows TWAIN_32, Macintosh Adobe Photoshop Plug-in, ColorSync profile), 35mm film holder FH-U1, slide mount holder SH-U1, AC adapter (AC-U1), USB cable UC-1, Adobe Photoshop LE, CD-ROM for Dimage Scan Dual II
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