Film Scanners Photography Equipment Reviews

Stephen Waller puts the latest Plustek Opticfilm 8100 35mm Film Scanner to the test, to see how it performs with the latest version of SilverFast.

Stephen Waller reviews the easy to use Honestech Film Scan and Save 35mm Film Scanner with built in screen.

Stephen Waller reviews the Reflecta ProScan 7200, a 3600dpi scanner with built in ICE, ROC and GEM.

Stephen Waller reviews the entry level film scanner from Plustek, the SmartPhoto F50.

Stephen Waller reviews the Reflecta x4plus-Scan Film Scanner - a standalone film scanner which scans photos onto an SD memory card.

Capable of scanning at up to 7200dpi and with new environmentally friendly features, and no warm up time, is the Opticfilm 7400 the ideal film scanner for those on a budget?

The Plustek OpticFilm 7600i SE is a film scanner with 48-bit colour and 7200dpi resolution, bundled with Silverfast to deliver infrared dust and scratch removal. It's quiet, it's easy to use, but is it worth £239?

Every so often a gadget appears on the market that fits a need perfectly. Peter Bargh checks to see if the Summit Photofix Copier is the answer to photographers' nightmare of converting all their archive of film to digital.

In April 2004 I took delivery of the newest scanner in the Nikon stable, and it’s a pearl!

Gary Wolstenholme reviews the brand new Panasonic Lumix G X VARIO 12-35mm f/2.8 ASPH. Micro Four Thirds lens for Panasonic and Olympus cameras.

Sample photos from the Leica M Monochrom - the new black and white Leica with a full frame 18 megapixel sensor.

Sample photos from a production version of the Leica X2 - the camera features a 16.2 megapixel APS-C sensor and f/2.8 lens.

Gary Wolstenholme reviews the brand new Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 VC USD Lens with Vibration Correction and UltraSonic Silent Drive.

A Canon users review of the new Nikon D800. Paul Ward found that Nikon's latest camera, the D800 was enough to tempt even a die hard Canon user.

We have a look at the brand new Panasonic Lumix GF5 - the new camera has a number of new features and promises ultra fast focus speeds.

We've uploaded a number of full size sample photos from the new 36.3 megapixel Nikon D800 Digital SLR.

The Fujifilm X-Pro1 is Fujifilm's first compact system camera and features not only a hybrid optical / electronic viewfinder, but also a newly designed 16 megapixel sensor and three new lenses.

The Canon Powershot G1 X is the latest serious compact from Canon and features a large 14.3 megapixel sensor. Find out how it performs in our review.

The Sony NEX-7 is the highest resolution mirrorless camera with a 24.3 megapixel CMOS sensor, Joshua Waller finds out how it performs in our review.

In April 2004 I took delivery of the newest scanner in the Nikon stable, and it’s a pearl!

Every so often a gadget appears on the market that fits a need perfectly. Peter Bargh checks to see if the Summit Photofix Copier is the answer to photographers' nightmare of converting all their archive of film to digital.

The Plustek OpticFilm 7600i SE is a film scanner with 48-bit colour and 7200dpi resolution, bundled with Silverfast to deliver infrared dust and scratch removal. It's quiet, it's easy to use, but is it worth £239?

Capable of scanning at up to 7200dpi and with new environmentally friendly features, and no warm up time, is the Opticfilm 7400 the ideal film scanner for those on a budget?

Stephen Waller reviews the Reflecta ProScan 7200, a 3600dpi scanner with built in ICE, ROC and GEM.

Stephen Waller reviews the entry level film scanner from Plustek, the SmartPhoto F50.

The Plustek OpticFilm 7600i SE is a film scanner with 48-bit colour and 7200dpi resolution, bundled with Silverfast to deliver infrared dust and scratch removal. It's quiet, it's easy to use, but is it worth £239?

Stephen Waller reviews the Reflecta x4plus-Scan Film Scanner - a standalone film scanner which scans photos onto an SD memory card.

Every so often a gadget appears on the market that fits a need perfectly. Peter Bargh checks to see if the Summit Photofix Copier is the answer to photographers' nightmare of converting all their archive of film to digital.

Stephen Waller reviews the easy to use Honestech Film Scan and Save 35mm Film Scanner with built in screen.