Fotoscanner Reflecta x33-Scan sort

The reflecta x33-Scan digitizes slides and negatives quickly and with high image quality. It uses a 15.3 MP CMOS sensor and reflecta’s Image Enhancement Technology (IET) to deliver accurate color reproduction and sharp results. The device has a 5-inch IPS display for easy preview and selection, and it saves scans as JPEG files directly to an SD card. As a standalone scanner, the x33-Scan operates without a computer. Included holders support mounted slides up to 3.2 mm thick and 35 mm film strips with up to six frames.

Advantages

The scanner processes each image in less than two seconds and writes files directly to removable storage, enabling fast batch digitization. A high-resolution CMOS sensor combined with IET improves dynamic range and color fidelity. The 5" IPS screen provides wide viewing angles for accurate framing and review. Stand-alone operation simplifies workflow for users who do not require a PC connection. The supplied holders accommodate both mounted slides and short film strips.

Key specifications

• Sensor: CMOS, 15.3 megapixels
• Image enhancement: reflecta Image Enhancement Technology (IET)
• Display: 5" IPS
• Output format: JPEG
• Scan time: under 2 seconds per image
• Storage: saves to SD card (removable storage)
• Compatibility: standalone operation (no computer required)
• Included holders: mounted slides up to 3.2 mm thickness; 35 mm film strips up to 6 frames

How to use

Install the appropriate holder for either mounted slides or 35 mm strips, insert the media, preview the image on the 5" IPS display, and start the scan. The scanner digitizes the image in under two seconds and writes a JPEG file to the inserted SD card. Review scans on the built-in display or transfer the SD card to a computer for further processing. No computer connection is required during scanning.

Recommendations

For best results, use good-quality mounted slides or clean film strips and a fast SD card to ensure reliable write speeds. If long batches are scanned, check that holders are correctly positioned to avoid skewing and periodically inspect scans for consistent color and exposure.