Polaroid SprintScan 35 Plus

Bought it when it was brand new in the late 90s - just replaced the original 35 model. It was expensive then, but this was before the days of digital cams, and I had to crank out scans of slides at night after shooting and picking up film in the labs....

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First of all, lets get the numbers straight. There are to the best of my knowledge (3) model versions of this scanner. The "Sprintscan 35 (also known as 35ES), Sprintscan 35LE, and Sprintscan PLUS. The "LE" seems to be the "Low End" scanner of the ...

This scanner represents one of the best deals on the used market today. For around $60 (about 5% of its original retail price) you can snag one on ebay. For that you can expect to get a clean unit, a film strip holder, an extra bulb & a SCSI cable. ...

I used this scanner to fix a bunch of photos that my wedding photographer messed up. It worked like a charm. The resolution is great, and it doesn't take too long to get a max res. scan. It is a bit loud though... Check out photoaccess.com to print...

I have the 35es model, which Dmax is only 3.0 compared to 3.4 of the 'plus'. Many people don't like polaroid software. I think it's just fine, provides enough tools for tweaking. 8x10 print from epson 750 looks great. For a casual photographer it is...

I have owned this machine for three years and it has earned its cost 50 times over. I only wish is Polaroid would build a multi-format film scanner that would do just as good job and cost l little more.

This is a great performer as it is touted to be, aside from it's quirky design, and the short lifetime before failure. Because of the high initial cost, I figured it would have lasted longer, in light of the little use it saw. I would recommend trying...