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You can sign up to use the GIS
Lab's (355
Bloedel) Slide Scanner to make digital images of all
your slides. The 50 slide auto-stacker automates the scanning process
and takes very little time to setup. Drop 50 slides in the scanner,
set the resolution and output format and walk away! View the machine
specs, the scanner brochure(pdf),
or the scanning direction.
On-line Scanning
Directions: The time you spend learning to use the
scanner will make its way back to you, and the time we spent making
the directions will hopefully come back to us.
The slide scanner was purchased by many cooperating units around
the College of Forest Resources. Those who helped with the purchase
may sign up to use the scanner anytime, other users will be accommodated
when possible. Below are the contributing units who helped to purchase
the scanner and the 50-slide feeder (in no particular order):
- The Rural Technology Initiative
- Management & Engineering Division
- Peter Schiess - Forest Engineering
- Leslie Wall - Center for Streamside Studies
- Lynn Catlet - Ecosystem Sciences
- Charlie Halpern - Forest Ecology
- Bob Edmonds - Ecosystem Sciences
- Tom Hinckley - Center for Urban Horticulture
- Sarah Reichard - Center for Urban Horticulture
- Dave Peterson - Forest Ecology
- Dave Briggs - Stand Management Cooperative
Major Features
- 4,000-dpi true optical-resolution scanning, 14-bit A/D converter
incorporating 16-/8-bit output for vivid images
- Exclusive SCANNER NIKKOR ED high-resolution/high-performance
lens (7 elements in 4 groups including 3 ED glass elements) for
reduced color aberration and minimized image distortion
- Newly developed custom CCD reduces image noise and provides
clear resolution
- Proprietary LED technology ensures consistently accurate color
reproduction
- Fast scanning at 4,000 dpi (approx. 38 sec. including image
transfer to display)
- New setup function for color negative film, featuring intelligent
tone and color auto-correction, enables quality reproduction of
orange-tinted negative film
- Quick AF & Quick Preview
- High-speed IEEE1394 interface (IEEE1394 board and cable included
for users who do not have the interface)
- Compatible with various film formats (35mm [135], IX240, etc.)
- Slide-scanning capability of up to 50 slides (with optional
SLIDE FEEDER SF-200[S] attached)
- Roll film-scanning capability (with optional ROLL FILM ADAPTER
SA-30 attached)
- Multi-sample scanning (2/4/8/16 times; selectable) for images
virtually free of noise
- Improved Color Management System accuracy
- Digital ICE3T automatic correction
function
- Digital ICET (Image Correction & Enhancement) removes
dust, scratches and finger prints from scanned images
Digital ICET applies to color film and color process monochrome
film, but is not recommended for use with Kodachrome film.
- Digital ROCT (Reconstruction of Color) restores faded images
to true, brilliant color by determining ideal color tone for
each image
- Digital GEMT (Grain Equalization & Management) equalizes
image grain resulting in a smoother overall image
Digital ICE3 (Digital
ICE cubed) is Digital ICE, Digital ROC and Digital GEM.
Digital ICE3 (Digital ICE cubed),
Digital ICE, Digital ROC and Digital GEM are trademarks of Applied
Science Fiction Inc.
Digital ICE3 (Digital ICE cubed)
are technologies developed by Applied Science Fiction Inc.
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SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED Specifications
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| Reading system/Optics |
| Film type |
35mm
(135)/IX240 film, slide glass for microscope |
| Reading resolution |
4,000
dpi |
| Film adapters and holders |
STRIP
FILM ADAPTER SA-21 (2 to 6 frames)
SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER MA-20(S)
STRIP FILM HOLDER FH-3 (1 to 6 frames)
ROLL FILM ADAPTER SA-30 (2 to 40 frames) (optional)
IX240 FILM ADAPTER IA-20(S) (15/25/40 frames) (optional)
SLIDE FEEDER SF-200(S) (1 to 50 frames) (optional)
MEDICAL SLIDE HOLDER FH-G1 (for slide glass) (optional)
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| Scanning area (max.) |
25.1
x 38mm (3,946 x 5,959 pixels) |
| Effective area (Size/Pixels) |
SA-21: 23.3 x 36.0mm (3,654 x 5,646)
MA-20(S): 25.1 x 36.8mm* (3,946 x 5,782)
FH-3: 24.0 x 36.0mm (3,762 x 5,646)
SA-30: 23.3 x 36.0mm (3,654 x 5,646)
IA-20(S): 16.1 x 26.9mm (2,525 x 4,219)
SF-200(S): 25.1 x 36.8mm* (3,946 x 5,782)
FH-G1: 22.9 x 35.0mm (3,591 x 5,488)
* Actual effective size depends on slide mount aperture size |
| Illumination |
R,
G, B, and D-LED array |
| Imaging optics |
SCANNER NIKKOR ED lens (7 elements in 4 groups including 3
ED glass elements) |
| Focusing |
Autofocus and Manual focus |
| Scanning/Signal processing |
| Scan time |
Approx. 38 sec. at 4,000 dpi (35mm), 16-bit output (typical
scan time with display, Windows, CMS off) |
| Density range |
4.2 |
| Thumbnail scanning and
batch scanning |
35mm
(135) strip film: 2 to 6 frames
IX240 film cartridge: 15/25/40 frames
35mm (135) strip film (with SA-30): 2 to 40 frames
35mm (135) mount film (with SF-200[S]): 1 to 50 frames |
| A/D conversion |
14
bits |
| Output data |
16
bits, 8 bits per color channel (user selectable) |
| Digital ICE3T |
Digital ICET, Digital ROCT, Digital GEMT |
| Multi-sample scanning |
2,
4, 8, 16 times (user selectable) |
| Color Management System |
Built-in |
| Data transfer |
| Interface |
IEEE1394 (6-pin) |
| Operating conditions |
| Power requirements |
100~240VAC, 0.3~0.2A, 50/60Hz |
| Environmental conditions |
Temperature: 10°~35°C (50°~95°F)
Relative humidity: 20~60% RH (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) |
93
x 169 x 315mm (3.7 x 6.6 x 12.4 in.) |
| Weight |
Approx. 3kg (6.6 lbs.) |
| Accessories included* |
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STRIP
FILM ADAPTER SA-21,
SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER MA-20(S),
STRIP FILM HOLDER FH-3,
IEEE1394 board, IEEE1394 cable (6 pin-6 pin),
Nikon Scan 3 Driver Software,
AC power cord, Manual
*Accessories may differ depending on country or region. |
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Specifications and equipment are subject to change
without any notice or obligation on the part of the manufacturer.
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