Scanner · Dedicated film scanner
Plustek OpticFilm 135i
In production35mm
Batch scanning 35mm strips
- Type
- Dedicated
- Formats
- 35mm
- Optical DPI
- 7,200
- Dmax
- 3.4
Density range
Best for
- Batch scanning 35mm strips
- Users scanning many rolls
- Automated workflow
- Less hands-on scanning
Limitations
- 35mm only
- No SilverFast in the box
- Lower effective resolution than 8200i/8300i
- Auto feeder can be finicky with curled film
Software support
| Native Software | Supported (QuickScan Plus) |
| VueScan | Supported |
| SilverFast | Supported |
| Negative Lab Pro | Not supported |
Motorised holder transport (strip of up to 6 frames or 4 slides) with infrared dust removal. QuickScan Plus included; SilverFast and VueScan sold separately.
Scan time
2-3 minutes per frame, but batch feeds automatically
Buying guide
The batch scanning capability is the key selling point. Feeds 35mm strips automatically. Good for scanning archive backlogs. Less sharp than 8200i/8300i but more convenient for volume. Test auto feed with curled and flat film strips.
Pricing
- New
- ~£350
- Used (typical)
- £180 - £280
Prices as of 2026-04. UK market, may vary.