![]() Equipment, accessories and technical data of the film scanner Whether there are actually reasons to prefer a film scanner without ICE dust correction/scratch correction but with multi-exposure like the Plustek OpticFilm 7300 over a competitor model with automatic dust correction but without multi-exposure, is what this test report has to show. Since there are already competitor models with dust and scratch correction available in the price segment of the OpticFilm 7300, for example the Reflecta CrystalScan 7200 or low-priced flatbed scanners from Epson or HP, the Plustek OpticFilm 7300 might have difficulties to become established on the market. The absence of this feature makes the scanner second-class or even third-class. Even though the OpticFilm 7300 is being delivered with a famous scanning software, it is still a slide scanner without dust and scratch correction (ICE) in hardware. ![]() Personally it surprised me that Plustek introduced this device to the market. This basically means that multi sampling and multi exposure are available for the scanning - much promising features, which allegedly improve the picture quality substantially. SilverFast SE Plus is being delivered instead of SilverFast SE. The technical data remained practically identical, the scanning software however changed. Whoever compares the new 7300 with the old 7200 will externally just notice a changed housing colour. This scanner was replaced by the successor Plustek OpticFilm 7400 in July 2009. ![]()
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