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The film scanner is a device to scan negative film or positive film into a digital format. The photo scanner is a device to scan photos or name cards into a digital format.
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Power input | 5 V DC |
Lens | Photo: F = 3.93 mm Film: F = 4.04 mm |
Focus range | Fixed focus |
Sensor | CMOS |
Image resolution | 5 MP / 10 MP |
Film sensitivity | Automatic |
White balance | Automatic |
Exposure compensation | Automatic |
USB version | USB 2.0 |
Memory card | SD / MMC |
File format | JPEG |
Supported film formats | 135 film (36x24 mm) |
Supported photo formats | 5"x7" / 4"x6" / 3½"x5" |
TV output format | NTSC/PAL |
Dimensions (LxWxH) | 220 x 208 x 147 mm |
Weight | 890 g |
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