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Color negative scanning

Multi-sample scanning

Quick operation

Simply turn on the power, and the scanner is ready for operation.

When using the SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER MA-21, focus is achieved automatically once the scanner recognizes the type of film about to be scanned. You can begin scanning right away, as necessary exposure adjustments are made during image preview.

Batch scanning for increased productivity

You can easily initiate the automatic scanning of multiple frames. For example, using the STRIP FILM ADAPTER SA-21 with the 5000 ED or V ED enables batch scanning of as

many as 6 frames, or the 35mm STRIP FILM HOLDER FH-835S with the 9000 ED for up to 12 frames — and you can select different set- tings for each frame.

The 5000 ED can batch-scan up to 40 frames of an uncut roll of film (optional ROLL FILM ADAPTER SA-30), or up to 50 mounted slides (optional SLIDE FEEDER SF-210), giving you time-efficient, high-

quality scanning capability.

The 5000 ED with

SLIDE FEEDER SF-210

Scan Image Enhancer for one-touch image correction Without the trouble of compli- cated control settings, the Scan Image Enhancer automatically adjusts brightness and color saturation to produce images

with optimal contrast.

With Scan Image Enhancer

Without Scan Image Enhancer

Stunning image corrections with Digital ICE4 Advanced™ technology

Digital ICE™

Digital ROC™

Digital GEM™

With COOLSCAN

With other film scanners

With Multi-sample scanning (16x)

Without Multi-sample scanning

In order to clearly present the benefits of this function, the image’s gamma values have been adjusted.

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Digital ICE™ ON

Digital ROC™ ON

Digital GEM™ ON

Improved color negative scanning

Nikon has upgraded its negative film scanning algorithm, significantly boosting image quality. Details that were once hidden in the darker

Superior scans through Nikon’s image control

By using image control features such as Unsharp Mask, Tone Curve and LCH editor

Easy Scanning Guide

Digital ICE™ OFF

Digital ROC™ OFF

Digital GEM™ OFF

Digital ICE™ (Image Correction & Enhancement)

Digital DEE™ (Dynamic Exposure Extender)

portions of an image are now revealed. Correction of color casts found in color nega- tive film has also been achieved, and mono- chrome negative film scans now offer smoother, more natural gradation.

Efficient autofocus delivers crisp, accurate images

Scanning curled film strips and film mounts of varying thickness means that the film plane will not always be in the same position relative to the lens. This makes accurate focusing essential in producing superior-quality scans. Nikon’s new film scanners feature fast, precise

during the scanning process, you are virtually guaranteed images of higher quality than would result from post-scan adjustments made using other image control software.

Multi-sample scanning for rich, noise-free images

The multi-sample scanning feature exposes details in the darker portions of photos while eliminating nearly all noise that can appear in those areas after only one scan. By making as many as 16 passes, multi-sample scanning — only available with the SUPER COOLSCAN 9000 ED and 5000 ED — helps ensure

Quality scans made easy

Even first-time scanner users will be astonished at how simple quality film scanning can be. Nikon Scan 4 features an intuitive GUI (Graphical User Interface) that allows you to quickly and easily preview images and even make necessary adjust- ments before scanning.

Nikon COOLSCAN and SUPER COOLSCAN film scanners come with an Easy Scanning Guide CD-ROM which features a Flash™ animated

explanation of the setup and operation of your new scanner. It also advises you on the quick- est way to scan images based on the film type, the desired quality and the application.

Digital ICE™ works in tandem with Nikon’s spe- cial LED illumination to remove surface defects like dust and scratches from a scanned image without altering the underlying composition, details or any other elements of the original image.

Digital ICE Professional™

The 9000 ED features Digital ICE Professional™ which is an advanced version of Digital ICE™ and compatible with Kodachrome film.

Digital ROC™ (Restoration Of Color)

Digital ROC™ restores colors lost through fading of the original film. After calculating the

Digital DEE™ makes its debut in Digital ICE4 Advanced™. This new feature helps reveal details that are sometimes lost in shadows and highlights. It compensates for the under- exposure of backlit subjects or shaded areas as well as the overexposure of brightly lit areas.

autofocusing, for crisp, clear images quickly and easily. For even higher accuracy, you can select a particular focus point on

an image about to be scanned.

faithful reproduction with smoother gradation.

Ea s y d i g i t a l a r c h i v e c r e a t i o n

Nikon View

Nikon View is a comprehensive digital imag- ing software package that enables you to store and check scanned images effortlessly. It features searching and tagging functions that simplify digital archiving. And Nikon View’s browser allows you to easily view, edit

amount of color shift, it then instantly rebuilds and restores the deteriorated color values auto- matically. The results are faithfully rendered digitized images.

Digital GEM™ (Grain Equalization & Management)

Digital GEM™ reduces the effects of film grain. It reads the grain details in film, extracting all the vital data related to image quality and color. The resulting images are sharp, clear and devoid of grain clumping or graininess.

With Digital DEE™

Without Digital DEE™

and print image files that have been saved to your computer’s hard disk.

Notes:

Digital ICE™ is compatible with both color film and color process monochrome film, but is not recommended for use with monochrome film.

With the 5000 or V ED, when Digital ICE™ is applied to Kodachrome film, blurred images or localized loss of detail may occasionally occur, depending on the film used.

With the 9000 ED, when using Digital DEE™ to scan medium-format film in a Windows® operating environment, “Crop” palette settings must be adjusted so that the file size is 169MB or less.

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9000 ED, 5000 ED, V ED specifications

The Nikon 9000 ED, V ED, and 5000 ED scanners are high-end image scanners that exemplify precision and advanced technology in the field of image capture and digital archiving. These models are renowned for their exceptional performance, catering to professional photographers, archivists, and enthusiasts who demand the highest image quality.

The Nikon 9000 ED is a flagship model that showcases remarkable resolution capabilities, achieving up to 4000 dpi. This high resolution is crucial for capturing fine details in film and transparencies, making it an ideal choice for scanning 35mm and medium-format film, as well as large format transparencies up to 8x10 inches. One of the standout features of the 9000 ED is its Enhanced Digital ICE technology, which minimizes dust and scratches while retaining image fidelity. This ensures that the scans are clean and professional, reducing the need for extensive post-processing.

The V ED scanner, while a more compact and cost-effective option, still offers impressive image quality with a maximum resolution of 3200 dpi. It features a user-friendly interface and is particularly suitable for 35mm film negative and slide scanning. The V ED also incorporates Digital ICE technology, which assists in the restoration of older film, making it an excellent choice for digitizing personal collections or archival materials.

The Nikon 5000 ED scanner is designed specifically for 35mm film and is an excellent tool for photographers looking to digitize their work easily. This model reaches a maximum resolution of 4000 dpi and includes the same Digital ICE technology found in the higher-end models. Its compact design makes it ideal for home use, while still ensuring that images are scanned with remarkable clarity and color accuracy.

All three models benefit from Nikon's proprietary optics and advanced scanning technology, which enhance detail capture and color reproduction. The scanners utilize a three-channel RGB optical system for precise color separation and depth, ensuring that the scanned images reflect the true colors and tones of the original film.

In summary, the Nikon 9000 ED, V ED, and 5000 ED scanners are distinguished by their high resolution, superior image processing technologies, and dedicated design for film scanning. Each model offers unique advantages catering to different user needs, from professional archiving to home digitization, ensuring that users can preserve their photographic legacy for generations to come.