SONY UY-S77 BULK Digital film scanner, Nikon N80, Fuji s7000

Three items from our store. We closed it about six months ago. Retired now
and loving it....

In box, new model Fuji S7000, latest 6mb extrapolated model, I really have
no need for it. Mint condition, for sale $529.00 plus postage and paypal
fee. I am the only one who used it as a backup for my Nikon SLRs when i
traveled light.

Nikon N80 Film Body, mint condition $249.00 plus post and paypal.
Wife didn't use it. Likes her f700 better--



SONY COMMERCIAL ROLL FILM Scanner Model UY-S77
Recently overhauled by SONY New over 8000 dollars rebuilts for $3999.00
S100/U90 sells at B&H for 6700.00
This one with APS inserts, 35mm, inserts, and slide inserts $1700.00
Great for someone with many hundreds of rolls to scan, about nine seconds
per picture.
We used it for rolls of film processed to disk. Does slides and roll film
in bulk.
Speed up your scanning jobs and take the edge off your workload with the
Sony UY-S77 35MM Film Scanner. Sony's state-of-the-art technology gives you
advanced features such as high speed and hands free roll scanning. Pull high
quality scans off of 35mm and APS color slides, black and white negatives,
and color negatives. The UY-S77 can can deliver high resolution digital
images to your desktop in seconds, utilizing such industry standard formats
as JPEG and BMP. This unit comes with TWAIN driver software for Windows
95/NT and the Macintosh. APS Adapter is optional.
Automatic Color Correction The UY-S77 automatically corrects film base
color, light conditions and exposure levels. This function enables the
images to be reproduced in their original colors from even hard-to-correct
negatives.

High Speed Scanning Incorporating Sony's advanced scanning technology, the
UY-S77 can scan a frame in nine seconds at a maximum resolution of 2,200
dpi. Using the software bundled with the UY-S77, a 36-frame 35mm roll of
film can be consecutively scanned at 1,100 dpi and saved on your computer's
hard disk drive in six minutes.

Supported film 35mm negative and positive; APS IX240 film
Scanning method One path scanning with 3-line RGB color CCD
Light Source Halogen lamp
Scanning size 35mm film, 15/16 x 1 7/16 inches APS IX240 type film, 5/8 x 1
1/8 inches
Maximum resolution Approx. 2,200dpi
Scanning pixels and scanning time 35mm: 512 x 768 pixels/ Approx. 3 seconds
1,024 x 1,536 pixels/ Approx. 3 seconds 2,048 x 3,072 pixels/ Approx. 9
seconds
APS IX240: 512 x 912 pixels/ Approx. 5 seconds 1,024 x 1,824 pixels/ Approx.
5 seconds
Pre scanning time Approx. 40 seconds (35mm film, 36 images)
Color depth Internal processing: 12 bits per color Output: 8 bits per color
Interface Dual SCSI 2 style high density 50 pin
Minimum system requirements Platform: PC/ AT compatible OS: Windows®
95/98,2000 WindowsNT®4.0 SCSI host adapter: Adaptec® AHA-2940 series
Display: SVGA (800 x 600 or larger) Recommended CPU: Pentium® processor
Recommended RAM: 64MB or larger or Macintosh
Power requirements 100-120V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption Approx. 1.2A max.
Dimensions 17 1/4 x 5 7/8 x 22 1/8 inches
Weight Approx. 26 lb, 7 oz
Supports 35mm and APS IX240 Films
One Path Scanning
RGB Color CCD
2,200 dpi Maximum Resolution
Scan Time for a 35mm slide: 9 seconds at 2048x3072
SCSI-2 Interface
Automatic Color Correction
Automatic Roll Scan for Hands Free Operation



More info for those seriously interested......................
(B)# I wish you well.....
Al Jacobson
Website: www.aljacobs.com
Website: http://web.tampabay.rr.com/ajacobs2