Microfilm Scanners, Viewers, Printers
ScanPro microfilm scanners for all microforms
If you have microfilm, micro opaques, fiche, ultra fiche, or aperture cards you can find a ScanPro digital solution for your application.
Our featured product is the NEW ScanPro 1000 microfilm scanner. It is ultra compact, robust, and designed for the rigors of public use applications. It provides many powerful, time saving features simply not found with any other microfilm equipment. So, what's the Big Deal? .... in the words of a Records Management expert.
Compact, Desktop Design
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What Prople are Saying About The ScanPro 1000...
The ScanPro 1000 is a solid, versatile performer for our public library. The software (PowerScan™) excels at making it easy for our patrons to quickly and efficiently complete their genealogy and local history look-ups on any of our film types (35mm, 16mm, and fiche). The ‘What You See, Is What You Get’ feature is simply marvelous. It makes everything so much easier and faster when printing, saving to USB, and CD’s. We have tried other equipment and this is the best.”
- Ann Marie Harris -- Senior Technician, Berkshire Athenaeum Public Library"
I am using the ScanPro1000 in my research that utilizes primary sources on microfilm. The ScanPro is simply revolutionary. The zoom lens (7X to 54X) works with all my film types and the magnifier feature lets me see the smallest details on even the oldest of microfilm. And, the ScanPro's compact size means that it can sit next to my computer and scan the information directly to my hard drive. Just beautiful!"
- Diane Lehmann -- Researcher, Northwestern University
"Our microfilm history room is built around the ScanPro 1000. Our initial concern was that our regular patrons would have trouble adapting to this new equipment. Not so, the easy-to-use, versatile software has won them over. It provides time saving controls and produces great-looking PDF's quickly and easily. In fact, we are finding that the ScanPro 1000 is attracting people to our history center to use our film again and again, a great transitional step to a digital environment."
- Alan L. Kaye -- Director, Roddenbery Memorial Library Cairo, GA
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