Plustek opticfilm 7600i

85% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Compact ; Speedy ; Easy to use

Included software prone to crashes

The Plustek 7600i SE is a well designed, solidly made and easy to use film scanner that strikes a good balance between affordability and performance. The QuickScan features is ideal for digitising snapshots, and the SilverFast software is easy to use...

High quality scans; Small and robust feel; Value for money; Quiet while scanning; Storage case

Multi-scan not effective

Hardware-based dust and scratch removal. Comes with sophisticated scan utility for high-quality scans.

Scans only one slide or frame of film at a time. Little to no automation in software.

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Hardware based dust and scratch removal. Claimed 7200 pixel per inch optical resolution. Professional level scan utility

Scans only one slide or frame of film at a time. Little to no automation in software

The Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Ai offers high quality film scanning with a professional level scan utility that gets the most out of the already capable hardware.

The Plustek 7600i is a well-built, capable machine that made it simple to scan 35mm negatives and slides with helpful automatic defect removal using either the bundles SilverFast software, SilverFast Archive Suite or VueScan.We were concerned the...

Good resolution, included software removes dust and scratches, cheaper than most slide scanners

No auto feeder, slow scanning on higher-quality settings

The package arrived today, with everything needed ; The drivers and included software installed correctly ; The scanner worked with no flaws ; free upgrade to Silverfast 8 via web download (version 6.x included w/product) ; PS plugin worked well also,...

The only con I have at the moment is the orientation of the power supply pins on the adapter. If using a surge protector it takes up too many spots , if it was able to be rotated 90 deg it would take up 1 spot. Small but irritating issue

Seem like a solid-enough piece of hardware ; Scans at ridiculously high resolution

The software is an abomination. It looks and feels like it was programmed using Visual Basic from 1994 for Windows 3.11 and hasn't been updated since ; It's really hard to determine "which way is up" when it comes to the way the emulsion side of the...