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Plustek

Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE 7200 dpi film specialized scanner

SKU CH-H5BE-10VQ1 MPN 8200ISE

Scans 35 mm film and slides at up to 7200 dpi using a CCD sensor with infrared dust and scratch removal

  • TypeFilm
  • Element TypeCCD
  • Light SourceLED
  • Scanning Speed3600 dpi: Approx. 36 sec (Multi-Sampling ON) 7200 dpi: Appro
  • Hardware Resolution7200 dpi
  • Max. Document Size1.45" x 1"
  • 7200 dpi optical resolution captures every film detail
  • Built-in infrared channel detects dust and scratches automatically
  • 48-bit colour input preserves rich tonal gradations
  • 36-second scan at 3600 dpi with multi-sampling
  • SilverFast SE Plus 8.8 software streamlines the scanning workflow

Dedicated 35 mm film and slide scanner

The Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE is a specialised CCD scanner built for 35 mm negatives and mounted slides. It targets photographers, designers, labs and educators who need high-resolution digitisation of transparent film originals. The LED light source and infrared channel work together to capture clean data while mapping dust and scratches for automated removal. SilverFast SE Plus 8.8 software is included to streamline the workflow.

Upgrade from flatbed or lower-resolution film

Moving to this unit makes sense when a flatbed’s optical resolution and dynamic range cannot resolve fine grain or shadow detail in 35 mm frames. The jump is worth it for archives that demand 7200 dpi hardware resolution and a 3.6 dynamic range to preserve tonal nuance. Multi-sampling reduces noise at the cost of longer scan times, so the upgrade suits quality-focused batches rather than high-throughput needs.

7200 dpi optical resolution with 48-bit colour depth

At full resolution the scanner captures roughly 1.45 by 1 inch frames at 48-bit input and 24 or 48-bit output, delivering ample headroom for large prints or heavy cropping. A 3600 dpi pass with multi-sampling takes about 36 seconds, while 7200 dpi requires approximately 113 seconds per frame. The USB 2.0 interface and supported legacy operating systems may limit integration with modern high-speed workflows.

Highlights

  • 7200 dpi optical resolution captures every film detail
  • Built-in infrared channel detects dust and scratches automatically
  • 48-bit colour input preserves rich tonal gradations
  • 36-second scan at 3600 dpi with multi-sampling
  • SilverFast SE Plus 8.8 software streamlines the scanning workflow

Specifications

BrandPlustek
Model8200i SE
TypeFilm
Element TypeCCD
Light SourceLED
Scanning Speed3600 dpi: Approx. 36 sec (Multi-Sampling ON)
7200 dpi: Approx. 113 sec (Multi-Sampling ON)
Hardware Resolution7200 dpi
Max. Document Size1.45" x 1"
USB PortsUSB 2.0
Operating Systems SupportedWindows XP / Vista / 7 / 8
Intel-based Mac OS X 10.5 and later
FeaturesScan Modes
Color: 48-bit input, 24/48-bit output
Grayscale: 16-bit input, 8/16-bit output
B/W: 1-bit
Dynamic Range: 3.6
Infrared: Built-in
Preview Speed
Negative Film: Approx. 8 sec (Multi-Sampling ON)
Positive Film: Approx. 8 sec (Multi-Sampling ON)
Action Button: IntelliScan / QuickScan
Power Supply: 15 Vdc / 1.0 A
Dimensions4.73" x 10.7" x 4.7"
Weight3.5 lbs.
Shipping weight4.54 kg
Package size533 × 406 × 305 mm

Questions about this item

What are the maximum film dimensions the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i SE can accommodate?

The scanner accepts film strips up to 1.45 inches by 1 inch, matching standard 35 mm frame size.

How is the scanner connected to the computer and what driver step is often missed?

Connect via the USB 2.0 port and install the included SilverFast SE Plus 8.8 software before first use; skipping the software install prevents the scanner from being recognised.

When should the infrared dust-and-scratch channel be re-calibrated?

Run the SilverFast IT8 calibration routine whenever colour fidelity drifts or after moving the scanner, using the supplied calibration slide to keep the infrared mapping accurate.

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