Pictorico's 42" x 39' PRO Hi-Gloss White Film features a high-quality, bright base with a crystal coating. This film delivers hi-gloss finished prints with great color, clarity, and detail and features rich blacks with a uniform gloss unaffected by ink coverage.

For Inkjet Printing    Saturated, Rich Blacks    White Film    Excellent Color Reproduction

Excellent clarity and brightness

Hi-Gloss surface that produces remarkable detail

Available in various sizes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with OS9 Mavericks on a Mac? If not do you know of any film scanners that are?

A: According to the manufacturer, this scanner would be compatible up to Mac OS 10.12.

Q: 2. I see that the product descriptions for the Plustek 8200i Ai refers to the inclusion of Silverfast 8. I see an answer to a question that Silverfast is a free upgrade. Presumably the package only includes the Silverfast 8. How does the upgrade work in practice?

A: All paid upgrades are done via silverfast website. In order to upgrade please review the following link. https://bit.ly/3ioTu4G

Q: 3. How is the compatibility with 10.10.5 Yosemite?

A: Yes: Plustek lists on their website that the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE Film Scanner is compatible with Mac OS 10.10.x (Yosemite) as well as the current Mac OS 10.11.x (El Capitan).

Q: 4. Presumably, when sliding old paper mounted slides into the machine, over time it is going to get dusty inside. Is there a way to open it and clean it or is that a chancy procedure (like trying to clean the dust off a sensor of an SLR camera)? What is recommended for cleaning?

A: Opening the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i Ai Film Scanner will void an warranty, One suggest was canned air. But I would be very careful as that can release Freon. Or you can try a blower brush.

Q: 5. Can I scan stereo slides with the Plustek? The stereo slides are 35mm slide film mounted in cardboard holders. The two images are mounted on a mount measuring 1 5/8 by 4 with 1 5/8 between the slide films.

A: Don't buy it..Horrible software.

Q: 6. I have panoramic negatives to scan from a Widelux that are 59x24mm. Is there a panormic film holder available for this? Or is it possible to scan them without a negative holder?

A: No this won't work for your panoramic negatives.

Q: 7. Does the hardware allow scanning directly into PhotoShop on Windows 11 64 bit? By pass Silverfast?

A: The unit offers no edit in paths but a end-user can set there destination path to be directed to PS.

Q: 8. Bought this 2 years ago; never got Silverfast to work with Windows 7 or 8; Silverfast (LaserSoft Imaging) refuses to respond to my queries. Any answers? Unless you have an answer, I believe the software maker is either inept or a fraud.

A: I am an amateur photographer and bought Silverfast Ai Studio 8 with a Plustek 8200i scanner about 18 months ago. I have an Apple iMac computer and have had no problems with loading and starting up the software. As others have stated there is a learning curve to be overcome in the use of this software. I have successfully scanned a number of excellent images from both 35 mm film and slides, which I have post processed in Aperture, Lightroom, and DxO Optics Pro. I have not had to contact Silverfast but have found a number of videos and how-to documents on the Internet and on the Silverfast website that have helped me learn how to get the most from this combination of hardware and software.

Q: 9. Will this scanner allow you to scan 126 negatives and slides? Is there a different tray available for 126 negatives and slides?

A: I'm not aware of a feeder that holds 126 slides. The feeder it comes with holds four at a time. The scanner itself scans one at a time. But it's pretty fast, I was scanning at half the max resolution (the files came out at about 4700px by 3100px) and I could do 126 in a single night of while watching TV.

Q: 10. Will the software load well and play well on a Mac Air laptop running OS X 10.9.5?

A: I needed to contact the software company to be able to load it from the internet because I didnt have a drive in the computer I needed it on. Once I figured that out it was fine.