The Kinetronics StaticVac Anti-Static Film Cleaner is a vacuum cleaner to be used on film. It utilizes an electronic "bipolar" ionizing system. The StaticVac produces both positive and negative ions for complete static elimination. It will clean all film sizes up to 70mm (2.75"), including 35 mm, 120, and APS. As the film is passed through the StaticVac, the ionization system gets rid of the static on the film. Then, the gentle StaticWisk brushes wipe dust and lint away. The vacuum action draws the dust and lint into the foam filter.

Constructed from a durable steel cabinet, here is a vacuum built to last. The hinged hood allows for quick and easy maintenance, and StaticWisk brushes are easily removed for routine cleaning. Please note that even the digital ICE tool does not replace the StaticVac film cleaner for the removal of dust from both sides of your film prior to scanning.

Electronic Bipolar Ionization System    For All Film Sizes Up to 70mm    StaticWisk Brushes Wipe Dust/ Lint Away    Draws Dust / Lint Into Foam Filter    Constructed from Durable Steel Cabinet    Hinged Hood for Quick / Easy Maintenance    Prepares Film for Scanning    Made in the USA

Utilizes an electronic "bipolar" ionizing system, producing both positive and negative ions for complete static elimination

Will clean all film sizes up to 70 mm (2.75"), including 35 mm, 120, and APS

Gentle StaticWisk brushes wipe dust and lint away, and vacuum action draws dust and lint into the foam filter

Constructed from a durable steel cabinet

Hinged hood allows for quick and easy maintenance, and StaticWisk brushes are easily removed for routine cleaning

Even digital ICE tool does not replace the StaticVac film cleaner for the removal of dust from both sides of your film prior to scanning

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on 220 voltage ?

A: Yes Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE Film Scanner works with 220 voltage.

Q: 2. 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: 3. Will this scan Kodak Kodaslide stereo slides. I.e. will a stereo slide fit into the 35mm slide carrier?

A: No, the film carriers for the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE Film Scanner would not hold the stereo slides properly. You would need to unmount those in order to scan. Or there may be 3rd party holders out there that would work, though we do not carry any currently.

Q: 4. Am I able to feed in an entire roll of 35mm film at once? Does the software allow for scanning slide film/ color positive film like Velvia 100?

A: No, this uses a Tray system. You cut your negative roll into pieces consisting of 6 frames each. load the piece onto the tray and slide into the scanner. you scan each photo one by one using the software. The Silverfast software included allows you to scan slides/ color POS film. The scanner comes with a tray for mounted slides (just put your mounted slides in the tray (up to 5 at a time)) hope this helps. I own this scanner and Im very Happy with it and the software.

Q: 5. So if one were to use this to copy a 35mm slide (36x24mm) how many pixels would be contained in the resulting file? jpeg and raw

A: The scanner's highest scanning resolution is 7200dpi, and based on some slides I scanned recently that yields an image that is approximately 9300 x 6300, give or take a hundred or two pixels on each side. So just under a 60 megapixel image. The file format you save the image as does not affect the amount of pixels. TIFF is the uncompressed format you can scan.The scanner lets you scan at smaller resolutions as well, which yields smaller and more manageable file sizes.

Q: 6. Will it still work if I use a usb c adapter? (as in will it work with my 2019 macbook)

A: Yes, you can use this scanner with a usb-c adapter.

Q: 7. I've read OpticFilm 8100 does not work on Mavericks.Does OpticFilm 8200 SE or 8200 AI work on Mac OSX 10.9 (Mavericks)?

A: Yes it is compatible with Mac OS 10.9 Mavericks.

Q: 8. Emulsion side up or down with slides

A: The emulsion side of the negative should be down when using the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE Film Scanner.

Q: 9. how many negative and slide holders come with the scanner?

A: According to the manual, you get 1x mounted slide holder (4 sliders) and 1x negative holder (a strip of 6 frames).

Q: 10. Can you scan at 1200 dpi or 2400 dpi?

A: The Plustec 8200i can scan at 1200 and 2400 dpi.