Review on Plustek OpticFilm8200IAi OpticFilm 8200I Scanner by Stanislaw Stan Stras ᠌

Having received the most unflattering impressions of the software, in conjunction with the ill-conceived, creaking working site of the developer, I conclude that this is just such an approach. By the way, surprisingly, I could not find any software that sees this scanner, except for the bundled one. Has pros: Much better scanning quality than Chinese simple scanners. For the price, this is to be expected. With its cons: 1. The main disadvantage is the disgusting software that comes with it. Inconvenient and incomprehensible. The creators of this software, apparently giving preference to the fancy, completely forgot about the intuitive interface. As a result, the fatal entanglement of the program makes its first few hundred uses look like solving a rebus. 2. If you can somehow put up with a slow "full scan", then approximately the same slowness of previewing each frame makes the search for suitable frames prohibitively long and even tiring. 3. The film sled is arranged in such a way as to insert the film cut into pieces of 1-6 frames, no more. In addition, the design of these sleds excludes the possibility of scanning uncut film.