Designed for scanning 35mm film strips and mounted slides, the PrimeFilm 7250 Plus Scanner from Pacific Image features fast scan times and high-resolution scanning for all your digitizing needs.

Scans 35mm Film Strips & Mounted Slides    Optical Resolution: 3600 dpi    High Color Accuracy    Faded Film Color Correction    Dust & Scratch Removal    Enhanced Software Support

• Auto Exposure function allows you to achieve optimal brightness, so your digitized images are neither too bright nor too dark.
• Auto Contrast mode will lighten highlights and darken shadows.
• Magic Touch feature eliminates the effects of dust and scratches in the film scanning process.
• Multipass Xposure technology optimizes dynamic range and scans each frame or slide multiple times to enhance details of dark areas without sacrificing details in bright areas.
• Accurate color adjustments and high color accuracy resulting in vibrant scans with optimized brightness, contrast, and saturation.
• Digital noise reduction isolates and manages noise and grain in both highlight and shadow areas without sacrificing image details.
• Faded Film Color Correction feature corrects yellowing and faded colors.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work in Australian 240vac?

A: The Pacific Image PrimeFilm 120 Pro Plus Scanner is multivoltage and it will work in any country. But you will need a plug adapter to convert the USA style plug to the outlets in your country.

Q: 2. What software comes with the scanner? How easy it is to use it? Would it allow to do batch scanning?

A: The Prime Film XA Plus Scanner is very user friendly. It is capable of batch scanning negative strips of 4 or more frame or roll film up to 40 frames. The Cyberview X software can be downloaded for it.

Q: 3. What are the differences between this new model and the old model that it replaced?

A: The XA Plus has upgraded internal chips that make it scan up to 2.3 times faster and render colors better, also it has better USB 3 connectivity,

Q: 4. How well does it keep film flat? I have old uncut negatives that are rolled pretty tight and wonder if this can scan them.

A: Any scanner including the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner if the film is rolled and very curled can have an issue. Best is to try to flatten it out under books/weight with out damaging it to get some of the curl out of the film.

Q: 5. With the included software can you select where the scanner focuses like you can on the Nikon scanners?

A: The software that is included with the Pacific Image PrimeFilm 120 Pro Plus Scanner does not have any focus adjustment features.

Q: 6. Does the Primefilm XA Plus come with the panoramic negative holder?

A: No, the Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus Scanner does not include a panoramic negative holder.

Q: 7. Is this scanner compatible with Silverfast, like Pacific Image's higher end scanners?

A: Yes, the Pacific Image PrimeFilm 7250 Plus Scanner is compatible with Silverfast like Pacific Image's higher end scanners https://bhpho.to/3wkgMCY.

Q: 8. Can this scanner also be used as a conventional flatbed scanner? is it a suitable replacement for my Epson 13 x 19 GT-15000 scanner?

A: As mentioned by Plustek, the OpticPro A320L Tabloid Flatbed Scanner, BH #PLOPA320L can be found here: https://bhpho.to/2CY2x7M

Q: 9. Pull entire uncut roll 120 through scanner? Other software control options such as Silverfast? I need manual exposure control.

A: The Pacific Image PrimeFilm 120 Pro Plus Scanner has a 120 tray for cut 120 film. So the film will need to be cut to fit the tray.

Q: 10. How can I scan into my iPad or phone using fujitus 1425?

A: The Fujitsu scanner scans to a computer only, from there you can email it to your phone or tablet or send to the cloud or to dropbox.