Plustek OpticFilm 7500i

• alaTest.co.uk

  5 out of 10

Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 61 reviews of Plustek Opticfilm 7500I AI from international magazines and websites.

Conclusion: The average review rating is 7.3/10. Comparing these reviews to 50896 other Scanners reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 50/100 (or 5 out of 10) = Fair Quality.

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• futurelooks

  8 out of 10

Summary: Photography is one of those hobbies and industries that have dramatically changed in the last 5 years. Most avid amateur photographers, including myself, used to shoot 35mm film. Now many of ...

Conclusion: I thought the film and negative holders seem a bit flimsy for a higher end product. When you close the lid on the negative, the negative seems to still move around inside the enclosure.

Pro : 7200 DPI Scanning ability out of a 35mm negative ; No moving parts and relatively easy to use after hardware is installed ; Good professional grade piece of hardware ; QuickScan menu settings are easy to use ; Nice carrying bag for transport ;...

Cons : Expensive and way over kill for the average consumers needs ; Too many languages on the box and instruction manuals ; SilverFast Ai Studio is confusing to use ; High resolution scans take at least 4 minutes per image ; Manual feeding of slide holder...

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• layersmagazine.com

  8 out of 10

Summary: Plustek's OpticFilm 7500i SE is a compact, high-resolution, portable (3.5 lb) dedicated film scanner that does a quality job of digitizing and archiving 35mm transparencies and negatives.

Conclusion: The OpticFilm 7500i SE is a good performer, with scanning times that vary due to some features requiring more processing time. Using a dual Intel processor, a straight scan at 7200 dpi/48 bit took on average two minutes coming into Photoshop as a...

Pro : Quality, high-resolution scans

Cons : Silverfast's excessive amount of tools is confusing

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