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 Thanks to 16-bit A/D conversion, which differentiates over 65,000 gradations in each color channel (RGB), you'll obtain images with excellent color detail. Details that tend to get lost with lower level input, such as those in the shadow and highlight areas of the film image, are accurately captured. This high performance leads to a wide 4.8 dynamic range as well, for precise reproduction of a broad spectrum of colors. |
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| A sophisticated color matching system gives you uniform color reproduction across different monitors, operating systems, and image editing software. Whether you're film scanning for business or pleasure, this will make it easier for you to manage colors when preparing electronic and/or print materials.
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 The max. 2,820dpi optical resolution provides sharp, detail-rich images that are ideal for diverse applications. If you're creating a printout, the images are refined enough to turn into clear enlargements that are free of any unnatural, pixelated look. For Web pages or electronic photo albums/archives, high scan resolution allows you to edit images without losing quality.
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| Random noise may sometimes occur in the dark areas of an image. To help minimize this, you can set the DiMAGE Scan Elite II to sample your film 2, 4, 8, or 16 times. This enables it to obtain more information from the film source, resulting in clearer scans.
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| Getting good scans from negative film has not always been easy. Negative film varies in many ways from color positives, and can differ among manufacturers and the type of scene photographed. Improved negative-to-positive conversion, however, ensures that your negatives will be scanned with optimum color fidelity.
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