One owner scanner owned by pro user. TESTED and WORKS!
This is a Nikon CoolScan LS-10E.
This was a 2700 dpi – 8 bit per color channel slide/film scanner that was considered to be of excellent quality in its’ day (1993), and which sold for approximately $2000. This scanner would produce a 24Mb uncompressed tiff file from a 35mm frame. I can honestly say that I pushed this scanner system to it’s limit and it delivered in usual Nikon style. I can also say that this system was easy to install and use. I use the term “scanner system” deliberately, because at the time this scanner was marketed by Nikon, there were three critical components necessary to create a successful scanning environment; the scanner device itself, the computer interface, and the scanner software provided by the scanner manufacturer.
This is a SCSI system scanner for a SCSI equipped Mac. This set includes everything and is complete, all you need is an older Mac with SCSI capabilities. It’s a very reasonable alternative to the very expen$ive slide scanners today. This will give you professional quality scans, unlike the cheap junk scanner out there for
