Newsgroup: it.arti.fotografia
Titolo: Epson 3200 Photo

Salve a tutti,
Vorrei sapere se qualcuno ha già provato lo scanner Epson 3200 Photo e come
si comporta con le dia e i negativi.
I risultati dovrebbeero essere niente male vista la densità di 3,4D ma ho
paura di fare un acquisto sbagliato.
Grazie per i suggerimenti.
Ciao, Rosario.

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Ci sono dei thread infiniti e assolutamente discordanti. Cerca con
google/gruppi nei vari newgroup, anche in questo. Solo un'anticipazione: non
pensare che le prestazioni siano all'altezza di uno scanner dedicato, se usi
il 35mm. A quel prezzo o a poco di più, trovi di meglio. Il discorso cambia
in maniera radicale coi formati maggiori e con le stampe.

 Ci sono dei thread infiniti e assolutamente discordanti.
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Decisamente più conveniente il 3170 che va alla grande e che mi ha
ampiamente soddisfatto.
Solo se devi "uscire Altissima qualità" vai allora a cose tipo  Canon 4000
Su che va sui 700 euro circa, a livello del 3170 250 euro  da ESSEDI
non ho visto nulla che valga la pena e che equivalga l'Epson, fosse solo per
versatilità.
Michel@ngelo

In giappone hanno annunciato una versione a 4800 dpi (??!!) 
E' un GT quindi corrisponderebbe alla serie perfection, non expression, e
ciò fa sperare per il prezzo :-|
Il "numero" più eclatante, a parte i dpi, sembra essere il Dmax 3,8
ecco il link:
http://www.i-love-epson.co.jp/products/scanner/gtx700/x7001.htm
Su comp.periphs.scanners hanno anche "tradotto" ( :-) )e poi commentato
qualcosa:
Type name:              GT-X700
Standard price:         Open price
Type:                   Desk-top type color image scanner
Scanning system:        Manuscript fixed with read head movement
Sensor:                 On-chip micro lens 6 line color HyperCCD
Manuscript size:        A4/US letter size
Max Scan Area:          216 x ~297mm (8.5 x ~11.7 inches)
Max  effective pixels:  40800 x ~56160pixel (4800dpi)
Resolution:             4800dpi x 9600dpi (Size restricted at hi res.)
Read rate (A4 and transfer time not being included)
        Monochrome:     169msec/line (4800dpi)
                        4.1msec/line (600dpi)
        Full color:     169msec/line (4800dpi)
                        4.1msec/line (600dpi)
Colour depth:           48-bit RGB colour (16-bits per channel)
Interface:              USB2.0 (Hi-Speed) /1.1 and IEEE1394 (6pin)
Illuminant:             White cold cathode fluorescent lamp
Power source:           AC-100V +/-10%
Power source frequency: 50/60Hz
Environmental condition
        Temperature:    Operating: 5 - 35degC
                        Storing: -25 - 60degC
        Humidity        Operating: 10 - 80% (non dew condensation)
                        Storing: 10 - 85% (non dew condensation)
Power consumption
        Operating:      Approximately 24W
        Standby:        Approximately 4.5W
External size:          304 x 476 x 134mm (W x D x H)
Mass:                   Approximately 6.7kg
Reference standards:    International energy star program conformity
                        Harmonic control measure guideline conformity
                        Leakage current self-restriction conformity
                        (0.Below 25mA)
                        VCCI class B conformity
Standard accessory:     The USB cable (approximately 1.8m)
                        4 kinds of film holder (4 x 6-frame strip 35mm,
8-frame 35mm slides, 3 x 2 frame strip 6x6cm 120, 2 frame 4x5")
                        Software CD-ROM
                        Application CD-ROM (Adobe® Photoshop®
Element2.0)
                        Startup guide and guarantee, habitual user
register card
Maximum Optical Density : 3.8
Scan drivers & supported interfaces:
                        Windows
                XP      Me      98      2000    Mac
IEE1394         Y       Y       N       Y       OS8.6-9.x, OS X(v10.2+)
USB2.0          Y       N       N       Y       None
USB1.1          Y       T       Y       Y       OS8.6-9.x, OS X(v10.2+)
Main Automatic Functions:
Digital ICE
Granular decrease function
Thumb nail 3 gradual adjustment of size
"Automatic tilted revision" function
"Fading restoration" function
"Dust removal" function
Thumb nail preview
Enlargement preview
"Moire removal" function
Densitometer
Lots of stuff about Digital ICE in the publicity material - absolutely
nothing about it on the specification page, so it might be market
dependent as to whether it is included!  Interestingly, Epson call
Digital ICE a trademark of the American Eastman Kodak Company.  I would
not expect Advanced Science Fiction to be very impressed with Kodak
being given credit for their product!  However, the implementation of
dICE is also applied to reflective media as well as film on this
scanner, so tears and cracks on prints can be repaired.
Interestingly, Epson do not appear to be pushing the usual line of
scanner manufacturers of quoting a Dmax figure which is just the ADC
performance (log(2^16) = 4.8), so the Dmax might actually be close to
what the scanner can really achieve.
Unfortunately, no mention of multi-coated (or even single coated)
optical glass, so reflections of the diffuse light source through the
image will continue to prevent the performance of this scanner
approaching anything like a dedicated film scanner of much less
resolution.  It must still be too expensive to put the single biggest
performance enhancement on a flatbed scanner.  :-(
Ciao
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