Review on Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE scanner black by Micha Bialik (Eagle) ᠌

To digitize a large home archive, what is needed, because of the "pair" of films, it is naturally not worth taking. the advantages greatly outweigh the disadvantages. With its pros: It produces good quality scans, you can squeeze quite a lot using the program settings even from bad, scratched films. Compact size, plus a convenient case with a handle for carrying and storing. The program has a lot of settings even in a stripped-down SE version. . There is a separate frame for slides, in addition to the frame for the film. Cons below: The instruction is useless and not informative (therefore, the "scientific poke" method rules). Suitable only for 35 mm. Films. With settings that remove scratches and other defects, it can scan one frame for 20-30 minutes. You have to cut the film in 6 frames. Silver Fast 8.0 periodically bugs.