Canon has today announced the launch of its latest top-of-the-range photo and document scanner, the CanoScan 9000F, designed to meet the needs of photographers requiring a versatile and productive scanner also capable of scanning a range of film transparencies.![\"\"](\"\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article12523_0.jpg\")
The CanoScan 9000F has evolved from the Canon CanoScan 8800F and boasts a number of new improved features to boost its productivity. Quality has been enhanced to include a 9,600 x 9,600 dpi CCD sensor, providing unsurpassed reproduction with incredible detail capture. The 48-bit colour depth ensures exceptionally accurate colour rendition and images suitable for enlargement and high-resolution printing.<\/p>\n
Already boasting the fastest, highest quality film scanners on the market, Canon has excelled again as the CanoScan 9000F achieves new performance benchmarks. The new film adaptor allows more light to penetrate the unit, enabling even faster speeds with one frame of 35mm negative film scanned in approximately 18 seconds (at 1,200dpi resolution).<\/p>\n
Simple functionality
\nMany of the best features of the Canon CanoScan 8800F have been retained, including mounted slides and medium format film in either positive or negative. The zero warm-up time and the ability to Auto Scan to PC, e-mail, copy or PDF all at the touch of a button also remain. In addition, the CanoScan 9000F now also provides an accurate Optical Character Recognition (OCR) function to convert printed text to editable electronic documents without the hassle of retyping.<\/p>\n
The seven EZ scan buttons offer simple, one-touch operation but the CanoScan 9000F has taken the functionality one step further with the \u2018Auto-Scan’ button for automatic recognition type of originals, scanning and saving with suitable settings. A fully integrated power adaptor is also now included, providing a compact and fully portable desktop scanner.<\/p>\n
Fixing faults
\nCanon’s unique Film Automatic Retouching and Enhancement (FARE) Level 3 technology is integrated in the scanner, removing dust and restoring scratched film by using an infrared light that scans for physical defects on the film surface.<\/p>\n
Canon has added the Auto Photo Fix II and Auto Document Fix features to provide the user with complete control over the output and quality of the final images.
\nAuto Photo Fix II resolves common faults like washed-out faces, dull skin tones or over\/under-saturated scenery and can \u2018recognise’ the type of scene in a photo. Similarly, Auto Document Fix delivers beautiful and easy-to-view scan results by automatic advanced image analysis and area-by-area data correction.<\/p>\n
Software bundle
\nThe CanoScan 9000F is bundled with a powerful suite of high quality software for imaging, creative and business applications. This includes Adobe PhotoShop Elements, ArcSoft PhotoStudio and the advanced SilverFast SE package, which provides photographers with greater control for film scanning. It also comes with MP Navigator EX, which makes operating the scanner and performing complex operations simple and easy.<\/p>\n
Canon CanoScan 9000F key features:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Quality \u2013 9,600 x 9,600 dpi; 48 bit colour depth
\n\u2022 Photo and Document Scan Speed \u2013 A4, 300dpi scan in approx. 7 sec.; Zero Warm-up
\n\u2022 Film Scan Speed \u2013 35mm negative, 1,200dpi scan in approx. 18 sec.
\n\u2022 Film compatibility \u2013 Adapter for 12 x 35mm filmstrip, 4 x 35mm mounted slides, 120 format (max. 6 x 22cm)
\n\u2022 Functions \u2013 Auto Scan to PC, e-mail, copy or PDF
\n\u2022 Auto image correction \u2013 FARE for automatic dust & scratch removal; generates usable scans from damaged originals
\n\u2022 Quick access via 7 EZ buttons
\n\u2022 Ease of use \u2013 Auto Photo Fix II and Auto Document Fix
\n\u2022 Software \u2013 SilverFast SE, Adobe Photoshop Elements, MP Navigator EX, ArcSoft PhotoStudio<\/p>\n
The above is an unedited press release provided by Canon UK.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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