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Brand: Pacific Image
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Pacific Image Memor-ease, 35mm Film Scanner with 1800dpi, USB 2.0 Interface
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Avg. Customer Rating:
 
2.8 stars
(based on 4 reviews)
25% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Customers most agreed on the following attributes:

Cons:
Low resolution(4)
Describe Yourself:
Frequent user(3)
Primary use:
Personal(4)
 
Poor image quality
By lou from lake orion, mi on 2/8/2010
Cons:
Poor Resolution, Poor Software
Describe Yourself:
Frequent User
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Pacific Image Pacific Image Memor-ease, 35mm Film Scanner with 1800dpi, USB 2.0 Interface:

I bought this at [...] for [$]. I wanted to make digital copies of my old negatives to make slideshows. Disappointed with the poor quality of the images.

 
Fast & Easy, but Quality is just "OK"
By MikeVerified Purchaser from Seattle, WA on 5/5/2009
Pros:
Accurate Color, Easy Setup
Cons:
Poor Bit Depth, Poor Resolution
Best Uses:
Archiving Snapshots
Describe Yourself:
Frequent User
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Pacific Image Pacific Image Memor-ease, 35mm Film Scanner with 1800dpi, USB 2.0 Interface:

Best use is for converting slides to "snapshots". (I've not used it for negatives.)It is fast and easy to use, but lacks image quality. It would be much better if it allowed for a little slower process with better image quality.

 
Just what I need.
By DonnaVerified Purchaser from Las Vegas Nevada on 5/4/2009
Pros:
Easy Setup, Excellent Software, I use this for B W
Cons:
Inconsistant result, Poor Resolution
Best Uses:
Photos and Graphics, To record a copy of negs
Describe Yourself:
Frequent User
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Pacific Image Pacific Image Memor-ease, 35mm Film Scanner with 1800dpi, USB 2.0 Interface:

It is a basic way for me to record my Black and White 35mm negs as a back up, to also give an alternate option of printing and allows me to get a closer look at the neg so I can make better choices before making the effort to print in the traditional dark room using chemicals which I still prefer when it comes to Black and White fine art photography.

 
Too many steps to get a final product
By Steve CVerified Purchaser from Seattle, Washington on 5/4/2009
Cons:
Inaccurate Color, Poor Bit Depth, Poor Resolution
Describe Yourself:
Casual User
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Pacific Image Pacific Image Memor-ease, 35mm Film Scanner with 1800dpi, USB 2.0 Interface:

I'm finding that there are too many steps to create one scanned 35mm slide into a folder on my computer. Could it be just me? The photoshop elements that came with, does not work on my computer..so I'm left with using very basic software to get the job done.
My real concern though is the quality of the scan. If it's possible to get better resolution than what I'm getting, I haven't found it. True, I'm not the brightest bulb with software, but this just seems like too many steps to get a workflow going and the end result is disappointing.

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