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Your memories deserve PictureStation prints. Sony's DPP-FP35 delivers lab-quality photo prints at home, in about 75 seconds - with advanced dye sublimation technology that captures over 16 million colors for spectacular results. You can make borderless 4"x6" or 3-1/2"x5" prints for framing, mounting in albums or sharing with family and friends. SuperCoat lamination gives you prints that last and last - and the auto-feed paper tray holds up to 20 sheets, so you can print more images or make duplicate prints with less reloading. Supplied USB connector and PictBridge compatibility make camera hookup quick and simple.
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Your memories deserve PictureStation prints. Sony's DPP-FP35 delivers lab-quality photo prints at home, in about 75 seconds--with advanced dye sublimation technology that captures over 16 million colors for spectacular results. You can make borderless 4" x 6" prints for framing, mounting in albums or sharing with family and friends. SuperCoat2 lamination gives you prints that last and last--and the auto-feed paper tray holds up to 20 sheets, so you can print more images or make duplicate prints with less reloading. Supplied USB connector and PictBridge compatibility1 make camera hookup quick and simple.
Features
Fast, Cost-effective Color Printing
Sony's compact DPP-FP35 can produce lab-quality color prints quickly, easily and cost-effectively at home, office, even while traveling--so you never have to take film or media to photo labs to print images, only to get back prints you didn't really want or need.
High Output Speed
Sony has designed highly sensitive print paper for faster output with the dye sublimation process--and the DPP-FP35 can create a full-sized 4" x 6" print in about 64 seconds from a PC, or about 75 seconds from a direct PictBridge™ connection2 to a Sony Cyber-shot camera.
Advanced Dye Sublimation Process
Sony's dye sublimation printers can print 256 shades for each of three dye colors--cyan, magenta and yellow. All together, that adds up to 16,777,216 distinct colors for each pixel, creating beautiful, vivid color prints. By comparison, a 4-color inkjet printer can reproduce 16 distinct colors for each dot. Even a high-cost 7-color inkjet printer can reproduce just 128 distinct colors per dot.
Superior Color Gamut
Sony dye sublimation photo printers actually have a superior range of colors compared to conventional silver halide chemical-process photo prints, especially in reds and yellows--for creating prints with vivid, natural colors that standard film prints can't match.
SuperCoat2 Coating Durability
Sony PictureStation printers fuse an incredibly durable protective laminate coating to each print--protecting the surface from fingerprints, moisture and color fading so color photos can remain bright and beautiful, year after year.
Convenient PictBridge Printing
When you connect a PictBridge compatible camera to a Sony digital photo printer, you can use the camera's LCD monitor to preview pictures, select the ones to print and start printing. The printer acts under the control of the camera--and eliminates the need to turn on a computer, download images from a digital camera, and then transfer files to a printer.
Auto-Feed Paper Tray
You can produce up to 20 full-size, full-color prints at a single session without re-loading paper--a real time-saver when you have lots of shots or want duplicate prints to share with family and friends.
Compact Size
Even with its lab-quality color performance and PC-free printing, the Sony DPP-FP35 Picture Station digital printer is compact enough to fit in anywhere--with a smaller footprint than a standard 8" x 10" photo print.
What's in the box
Sony DPP-FP35, Cleaning Cartridge, Paper Tray, CD-ROM USB Driver, AC Adapter, 4x6 Print Pack (10 Sheets)
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09-28-2007 - Brand New Item. Description - VUPOINT FS-C1 5.0 MEGAPIXEL DIGITAL FILM SCANNER
Customer Reviews:
Great physical design, poor software and driver..........2007-12-19
Although I'd been successfully using a Canon CanoScan LIDE 500f to scan OLD 35mm color and B&W negatives, it was slow going. Many of the negatives had curled up with the low humidity of Winter and mounting them into the 500f's slide adapter was quickly becoming a nightmare. I worked out how long it was taking me to mount and scan each negative, and took a look at my remaining workload (about 2,000 negatives and mounted 35mm slides remaining). It became clear I needed a faster solution both in terms of mounting and scanning speed.
Since the 500f's slide attachment only supports film strips, the new device had to support mounted slides. Also, the new device had to be simple to operate, allowing me to get negatives and film strips mounted as quickly as possible, while also having facilities to secure srips curled from low humidity. That's when I saw the VuPoint FS-C1-VP 35mm scanner. It was cheap, simple, and appeared to do everything I needed.
------THE UNIT
The VuPoint 35mm slide scanner is exactly what it appears to be, a 5 megapixel low-mid range CCD in a plastic housing. The housing contains a mini lightbox at the bottom to illuminate 35mm slides/negatives for scanning by the CCD. Simply take your slides or negatives, mount them in the included trays, and slide the trays into the scanner unit. Each tray window snaps gently into place, helping you to align slides/negatives under the CCD. The trays are VERY GOOD at holding curled negatives securely. (Extremely curled/rumpled negatives may introduce shadows into the scan. To relax the slides fully, try holding the tray over a steaming pot for about 10 seconds.)
The build quality of the VuPoint scanner is quite high. Although made of plastic, it has a very nice feel (akin to a 'satin finish' cell phone) and the mounted slide and filmstrip trays appear durable and fit firmly into the unit.
The unit gets power from an attached 4 foot long USB 2.0 cable, so it has an extremly small desktop footprint. The scanner is also insensitive to attitude, allowing usage virtually anywhere, from any angle (sideways on your lap, in bed, etc) making it much more likely you'll get that scanning job done.
------SCANNING
I installed the scanner drivers ONLY, ignoring the image editing software that came with the unit (Photoimpression 6) and instead chose to scan directly into PhotoShop CS3. Using this method I was only able to 'dumb scan' at the highest resolution of 2592x1680. For negatives, this means you will need to invert the image after scanning and then perform color correction/level adjustment/unsharp masking/etc. Mounted slides or film stips will scan positive but will still need additional filters applied for best results. If you're scanning into CS3, create ACTIONS to handle typical slide archetypes (negative, positive, blurry negative, desaturated positive, scratched and dusty slide, etc).
In practice, the scan driver shows you a low framerate preview of the image under the CCD. If you wait between 5 and 15 seconds, the light levels in the image will balance and be ready for scanning. A sequence of positives with extremely different light levels will push your waiting time towards the maximum. In extreme cases you can wait 45 seconds+ for decent balancing.
To initiate a scan you either press the 'copy' button on the unit, or click the 'snapshot' icon via the scanner software driver. Snapshots are quick, but once you have a snapshot you then need to 'transfer' the image to CS3. This can take as long as 30 seconds per image.
The driver holds 12 snapshots. Once this 'buffer' is full you need to transfer the snapshots to CS3.
The driver grabs a decent amount of CPU while its previewing - taking 60% CPU on a 1GHz Pentium M laptop, and 40% CPU on a 2GHz P4. I'd imagine CPU usage would be around 20% on a dual core (will test this out later).
------IMAGE QUALITY
This unit will win no awards for image quality. I scanned in three 35mm mounted slides and viewed them onscreen while simultaneously also using a backlit slide viewer. The raw scans were fairly grainy, with blown out highlights.
I am linking to the RAW scans (with light JPG compression) for your review. Try cleaning up these photos yourself to get an idea of what the scanner is capable of.
http://www.geocities.com/gamedev123/35mm_ektachrome_slide_aug81.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/gamedev123/35mm_fujichrome_slide_jun68.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/gamedev123/35mm_kodachrome_slide_aug81.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/gamedev123/35mm_kodachrome_slide_sep68.jpg
I was subsequently able to clean the slides up in CS3 but couldn't recapture the lost details in the highlights. In some cases the loss of detail was so extreme that the photos were virtually worthless. High contrast photos seem to suffer the most (ex: a person in an unlit room sitting framed in a sunny window). However "normal" photos will occasionally suffer the same fate (a person sitting at a cafe with black shirt and creme colored striped pants = dramatic loss of detail in the pants).
The source photos provided were taken by my father and grandfather, using low-midrange SLR cameras - I have no idea of the lens or settings used. I assume these types of images represent typical inputs for this scanner. Higher quality slides with large, in-focus subjects should provide comparatively higher quality scans.
------OVERALL VALUE
As just a raw USB slide scanner, the VuPoint is arguably worth the US$99 purchase price.
The hardware is well designed and very user friendly, looking like something worth at least $99. However, the driver software is horribly amateur compared to the likes of Canon and HP and seems cobbled together AT BEST. It cripples the hardware side of things, turning a potentially quality product into a questionable purchase. Until the driver software is vastly improved, allowing you to switch off the 'auto' adjustment functionality and set your own parameters, there will be no way to scan high contrast imagery.
[NOTE: The AMSHOW direct capture software that is installed along with the driver allows you to access some scan parameters. But I have been unable to make these changes persist or affect my scans into PhotoShop. I eventually installed the PhotoImpression software suite that came with the scanner, hoping it would provide me with a few more scanner control options. Sadly, this is just a consumer level app for rotating/sorting pics and applying canned image effect.]
Save Your Money on film scanner.......2007-12-17
Being an old time photog and computer geek, I saw the need for sometime to purchase a slide scanner for the several thousand old slides I had boxed away. My wife bought me the Vupoint and at first look, I was a bit impressed, but looks can be deceiving. I should have been first concerned over my OS (WIN XP Pro) warning me when I first went to install software and drivers for the VuPoint. The warning said my system could be corrupted if I installed it and a note that came with the scanner said if you get such a warning, to ignore it... Not a good idea.
Long story short, the scanner did so/so job of scanning slides. Does not handle brighter scenes well as image tends to wash out - ok with dark and well saturated images and resolution not bad at all. As to software, when I ran it, it gave me major issues on reboots and I had to shut my system down totally to clear problem from memory. I then ended up doing a system restore to try and fix the problem and this caused more issues which finally resulted in a drive reformat and reinstall of OS and all of my other software. Needless to say, the VuPoint scanner is going back and I will look for some other brand.. So be forewarned!
Find something better.......2007-12-17
It started off easy enough. Installation was simple enough, no problems with our Vista computer. An image in the instruction book was a bit too small, which didn't make sense to me, but I figured it out, and scanned my first slide. Ugh. Does not do justice to pictures at all. Grainy, poor color; maybe my standards for a $100 slide scanner are too high, but it's worth your while to go for something better.
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