Canon MS-500 Micofilm Reader Scanner

List Price: $7,995.00

Your Price: $3,400.00

Item Number: MS500

Manufacturer Part No: MS500

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This pre-owned unit is fully loaded with 16-32X Zoom Lens, FS Controller, Motorized Zoom, Focus & Image Rotation. Also includes SCSI PC interface kit, SCSI Cable, Software and Drivers. Making the most of microfilm** Put your archive to the best possible use, with Canon's MS400 and MS500 Digital Microfilm Scanners. Fast and versatile, they scan all types of microfilm in no time at all. They also offer a wide range of advanced scanning and printing features, with easy conversion to PC and digital environments. Plus with the optional FS Controller III, the certainty of maximum efficiency in searching, scanning and printing.
Main features MS400 / MS500	High 400 x 400 dpi resolution Less than 8 sec. per frame scanning (400 dpi) 16 mm and 35 mm roll or cartridge film Microfiche, jacket film and aperture card SCSI II interface + ISIS driver (optional) Automatic image polarity detection Print border and background erasure Add-on time, date and message Masking, Trimming and Zooming 90 degree image rotation
Additional features MS500	Motorised zoom / focus / rotation Remote keyboard 90 degree image rotation printing

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