User manual CANON MICROFILM SCANNER 350II BROCHURE

[. . . ] The Canon MS-350II Digital Microfilm Scanner provides just the solution you need for converting microfilm images for use in print, e-mail, and document storage applications. Built to deliver premium scanning performance at high speeds, the MS-350II provides a resolution to meet any need. [. . . ] Whether your needs call for the versatile, high-capacity Fileprint 470 or the economical Fileprint 270, you can be assured of high-quality output. And with 600-dpi resolution, you can faithfully reproduce a wide range of micro-images, including those hardest to read. The Canon Fileprint 470 produces 600-dpi output at 12 pages per minute and delivers high-quality laser printouts from letter- to ledger-sized pages. Users can also automatically enlarge 8-1/2" x 11" screen images to fit 11" x 17" paper for large-format documents. A universal 250-page paper cassette is standard and an optional, large-capacity 500-page paper cassette can be added for high-volume printing or when the application calls for user-selection of different paper sizes. For optimum efficiency with the MS-350II, there’s Canon’s economical Fileprint 270 laser printer for letter-sized printing — a real space-saver, its reliable output will enhance your workflow. Get control of the most demanding tasks Having instant access to large archives begins with the Canon MS-350II Digital Microfilm Scanner. In Converter Mode, it’s easy to synchronize film scanning with image processing and even automatic indexing. Configured with Canon’s optional Fast Search Controllers, the MS-350II provides high-speed access to stored images with automatic film-loading, automated search and retrieval, and even advanced printer functions. Select the file format that’s right for you The Canon MS-350II Digital Microfilm Scanner enables you to save your output in the most popular formats— TIFF, BMP, PDF, and JPEG. In addition, the MS-350II’s interchangeable film carriers handle 16/35mm roll film, ANSI/3M cartridges, microfiche jackets, and aperture cards. Taking the mystery out of microfilm Traditionally, when microfilm or fiche is used as a public reference resource, staff members need to constantly assist novice users. The solution to this problem is image. SCAN software. [. . . ] All referenced product names and other marks are trademarks of their respective owners. Specifications and availability subject to change without notice. [. . . ]