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| Brand: | Canon |
| Item Height : | 11.1 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 27 centimetres |
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| Hard Drive Interface: | USB |
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| Wattage: | 15 watts |
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- The Canon CanoScan 9000F scans everything from photos anddocuments, to even film and negatives with resolutions reaching 9600 dpi forfilm and 4800 dpi for documents
- On the CanoScan 9000F's front panel, you'll find 7 practicalEZ buttons so you can scan, copy or create PDF files faster than ever before
- Meanwhile, the comprehensive software suite supplied with the CanoScan9000F by Canon puts a variety of editing tools at your fingertips
- 12-month UK manufacturer's warranty included
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Manufacturer's Description
This top-of-range film, photo and document scanner is designed for film users also needing versatile scanner productivity. Advanced features ensure exceptional quality at the highest speed.Take a leap forward in creating high quality film and photo scans. The 9600 x 9600dpi CCD sensor utilized in the CanoScan 9000F offers you the ultimate in reproduction quality, producing exceptionally detailed images. They are ideal for enlargement and high resolution printing, with 48-bit color depth ensuring accurate color reproduction.
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Canon Canoscan CS9000F 9600DPI A4 35mm fbed 4207B008AA Scanners Scanners
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54 of 54 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
scanner,
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This review is from: Canon Canoscan 9000f Film / Photo And Document Scanner (9600x9600dpi, 48 Bit Colour Depth) (Electronics)
This is an excellent scanner for films: 120 size 2.25 x 3.25 inch negatives and longer lengths of 120 film, 35 mm slides and 35 mm negative film strips as well as documents, photos etc. It is straightforward to use and produces very good results. Adobe Elements 8 is included in the package which is able to make even 60 year old 120 films look good with a bit of adjusting. Before this I used a Nikon Coolscan III for slides and this Canoscan produces better results and much more easily. Advent Data from whom this came delivered it within 24 hours of my ordering it! Thoroughly recommended.
52 of 52 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
The jury's still out on this one....,
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This review is from: Canon Canoscan 9000f Film / Photo And Document Scanner (9600x9600dpi, 48 Bit Colour Depth) (Electronics)
Bought this scanner recently, I was going to buy the Epson V500, but the price went up significantly, plus the Canoscan 9000F got half a star more in the average ratings. I've only scanned medium format slides so far. Generally it's a great scanner, but have found that my slide scans are very soft, which is disappointing. Also found the Silverfast software doesn't seem to work for film scanning, so have used the supplied Canon scanning software. Am considering buying the Vuescan software to see if that makes any difference with film scans. Also need to find out if the soft scans are a result of the FARE correction system. I've only used Digital ICE before, with my Nikon film scanner for 35mm.I won't return it, as I'm pretty sure for document/photo scans, the results are great, but for 120 film scans, the scans are good for web use, but to print out for my portfolio, there's just very little detail from sharp focussed shots, even when scanned at 3200 ppi.
142 of 144 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
If anyone can......,
This review is from: Canon Canoscan 9000f Film / Photo And Document Scanner (9600x9600dpi, 48 Bit Colour Depth) (Electronics)
I purchased the Canon 9000f in June 2010, this item being the fourth Canon scanner I have owned over the past ten years. I run a website and my scanners have all been heavily used in order to scan documents and images which are eventually uploaded for permanent residence on the site as reference material.The three stand out features of this scanner are: 1.) Zero warm up time. The scanner is available to use immediately it's switched on. 2.) Scan Speeds. While I haven't timed the thing with a stop watch, it's very quick! As would be expected scanning times slow down as image resolution is increased. However it is still quicker than my last Canon scanner, an 8800f. 3.) Photoshop Elements 8. The scanner comes bundled with a host of software including the latest version of Photoshop Elements (8). I had been looking to update my existing version (5) and was prepared to spend the £60+ necessary to compliment my new scanner - I was delighted to find that there was no need to do so. All the usual film and negative mounts are also included. The seven shortcut buttons on the top panel include 4 for PDF creation but these have received little use to date, although the 'Copy' button is helpfull for those without an 'all in one' printer. The one neagative I can think of concerns the weight and bulk of the thing. It does take up a lot of valuable desk space and it definitely could not be considered portable in any way. Perhaps the reason for the increase in weight over the 8800f is that the AC Power Adaptor is now incorporated within the body of the scanner itself and does not 'sit' between the the mains cable connection to the machine and the wall socket. Some will no doubt see this as an advantage. The Canon 9000f appears to be well made and its black, silver and grey finish will probably match the rest of your computing equipment as these colours seem currently to be the industry norm. While its colours will please some and not others its performance should please everybody. Many of the scans I make are from 80 year old magazines and the information I am now able to retrieve from foxed and faded pages is amazing, certainly a marked improvement over the earlier Canon. The Canon 9000f receives a thumbs up from me.
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