Convert Your Microfilm to Digital Images
The best way to manage microfilm information, the Eye Drive connects to a stand-alone or networked Windows-based computer. The Eye Drive is simple to use. Just insert a cartridge and use the Microsoft Windows-based software to retrieve an image, browse through the roll, print, save, merge, batch scan, or distribute images electronically.
Features
Automatic Exposure: You can also lock the automatic exposure (AE), manually adjust it or set it for partial area AR, so it only adjusts to a selected part of the image.
Preset and Customized Settings: Preset settings for 10 of the most common 16mm microfilm formats. You can also create your own custom settings – number of blips, reduction ratio, polarity and so on. That way your operators just put in the film, select the setting they need and get started quickly.
Border Erasure: Get rid of those ugly black borders around your filmed images, when saving, sending, or printing.
Scanning Controls: Scan images in three different modes: standard, text and photograph. This ensures that your scanned images are the highest quality when viewed and printed.
Distribute Images Over a Network: The Eye Drive is a stand-alone unit. However, microfilm images scanned on the Eye Drive can be distributed over a network.
Skew Correction: Straighten images filmed at an angle in seconds. Set Skew Correction for single image or an entire roll.
Electronic Zoom: Because microfilm images on the Eye Drive are scanned, you can zoom in and out of an image quickly and with better quality and resolution than an optical system. No focusing or interchangeable accessories are required.
Blip Retrieval: Units are available to retrieve one-, two-, and three-level blipped images.
Save as Files: Once you scan an image, you can save it as a BMP or TIFF file on your hard drive, network server, removable hard drive or CD-R/RW.
Masking: Mask up to two areas of an image- to block out signatures or sensitive

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