Scanning at 1000 x 1500 ppi (4 base), 1500 x 2250 ppi (8 base) or 2000 x 3000 ppi (16 base). These F-135 Plus film scanners vary on the front logo sticker but are all the exact same scanner and will have the Pakon, Nexlab or Kodak logo. …
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Mar 26, 2019 . How is a Pakon different from other negative scanners? This minilab scanner differs from your Coolscan in a few key ways. First, they are designed for speed. An F235 Plus, for example, will do 800 frames an hour at 3000×2000 resolution. Yes, that’s 33 rolls per hour, or a roll or 24 frames about every two minutes.
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Apr 23, 2017 . The Pakon offers a max resolution of 3000x2000 which roughly equals 2100 dpi. This enables you to print 8x10" at 300 dpi. You might now think that the Epson offers better quality scans, due to it's slightly larger file sizes, I would have to disagree strongly. I prepared some examples from both scanners to highlight the differences between the two.
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Jul 21, 2016 . Specifications: A/D Conversion: 16-bits Output Color Space: 16-bit Output File Formats: Planar (RAW), DIB, JPEG, TIFF, EXIF, BMP Digital ICE™ Technology Color Correction: Kodak Image Science Scanning Software: Pakon Easy Order Scanning Interface (PSI) OEM Software Interface: COM Operating System: Windows XP Interface: USB 2.0 (Dedicated port ...
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Kodak Pakon F-135 PLUS Film Scanner. Henri Toivonen. May 5, 2020. For a while I have been searching for a scanner that has a better workflow than the Plustek 8200. The Plustek is such a pain in the ass since it doesn’t do any type of batch scanning. At first I tried getting a Nikon Coolscan 5000 but failed 2 times on ebay.
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Apr 09, 2019 . The films lighting source now uses a LED based system instead of the 50-watt SoLux halogen type bulb of Pakon's F235 series scanners that need to be replaced periodically. The unit weighs 4kg and dimensions are at 317 x 343 x 406mm. The included power adapter is similar to the type found on most portable computer laptops or other electronics.
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Pakon PKAV40 Overview. These sturdy opaque plastic boxes have clear, tight fitting covers. Slides store vertically in a "projection ready" position. Pakon PKAV40 Specs. Format. 35mm Slides. Exterior Dimensions (L x W x H) 2.38 x 2.25 x 2.25" / 60.00 x 57.00 x 57.00 mm. Packaging Info.
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Oct 16, 2018 . Supplied with carriers for 35mm, and every flavor of 120/220 film (6 x 4.5, 6 x 6, 6 x 7, 6 x 8, 6 x 9, and 6 x 12), each carrier has strong magnets that snap tight and force flat even the most curled of negatives.
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Pakon F-135 non plus version of the Pakon, Nexlab, Kodak F135 plus scanner. Scanning at 1000 x 1500 ppi 4 base 1500 x 2250 ppi 8 base or 2000 x 3000 ppi 16 base. Pakon F-135 Non-Plus This is for a Used Pakon, Nexlab, Kodak F135 non-plus scanner.
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Pakon high speed film scanner Pakon F235+ - Pakon Products Made In United States, China Manufacturer. Digital High Speed Film Scanners F235+ Film Scanner The F235 Plus High Speed Film Scanner offers world class speed,quality and price all in one! F235+ Film Scanner Computer Requirements: CPU: Intel Pentium 4,1.7GHz Hard Drives: (2)40GB Seagate ST320016A …
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Dec 12, 2016 . General Specifications The most striking difference between the scanners is the size: the Noritsu is much larger. At 37 pounds, it is also almost four times heavier than the Kodak. For the rest, the scanners are comparable. Both use long-lasting LED light sources and widely available USB 2.0 connections.
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4×5 Sheet film is scanned at 1200 dpi, creating a 5400×4200 pixel image. The Pakon scanner creates an output file of 3000×2000, “16 base”, equivalent to a 6MP digital camera capture. Don’t let the size fool you. The Pakon produces beautiful scans. Examples are shown below of different film formats and the scanner used.
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used Pakon film scanner F335 - Pakon Products Made In United States, China Manufacturer. Digital High Speed Film Scanners F335 Film Scanner Specifications: A/D Conversion: 16-bits Output Color Space: 16-bit linear transmittance Output File Formats: Planar (RAW), DIB, JPEG, TIFF, EXIF, BMP Digital ICE? Technology: from Applied Science Fiction accurately identifies …
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Jun 06, 2015 . F235c Pakon Kodak Eastman Plus Film Photo Scanner With Digital Ice Technology (28.6% similar) 5 x 13.
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Second, Pakon scanners are designed for a minimum of human intervention. Despite the availability of an SDK for this scanner, the proprietary PSI software is the only fully finished piece that will run this scanner. This software, by the way, is brilliant in its simplicity.
Nevertheless, the Pakon is the better scanner for 35mm, because of the way superior sharpness, color scans and speed. The V600, being a flatbed, is also able to scan 120, which it does quite well. I've kept that scanner mainly because I also need to scan my Medium Format film.
Pakon, Inc. was based in Minnetonka, Minnesota in the United States. It was formed in the mid-1980's from the previous company known as Pako, which for more than half a century was known as a supplier of photographic slide mounts and mounting equipment primarily for the photofinishing / minilab market.
The films lighting source now uses a LED based system instead of the 50-watt SoLux halogen type bulb of Pakon's F235 series scanners that need to be replaced periodically. The unit weighs 4kg and dimensions are at 317 x 343 x 406mm.
These F-135 Plus film scanners vary on the front logo sticker but are all the exact same scanner and will have the Pakon, Nexlab or Kodak logo. Because they are used they do have scuffs, scratched and may be yellowed. The Pakon Scanner runs off Windows XP.
But as division of Kodak, it began to produce minilab scanners (the F135, F135 Plus, F235, F235 Plus, and F335). Many people are familiar with the Pakon F135 and F135 Plus, which have become very popular as tabletop scanners.
Scanning at 1000 x 1500 ppi (4 base), 1500 x 2250 ppi (8 base) or 2000 x 3000 ppi (16 base). These F-135 Plus film scanners vary on the front logo sticker but are all the exact same scanner and will have the Pakon, Nexlab or Kodak logo. Because they are used they do have scuffs, scratched and may be yellowed.
The film scanned was Cinestill's 800T, which is Kodak Vision 3 film with the remjet removed and should technically go easy on the scanners, because it's made specifically for scanning. But, the slight push to 800 and the difficult light, I used the film in, makes it a challenge for the two scanners.