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Konica Minolta Scan Elite 5400 II wins EISA award
Dennis Hissink : August 15th 2005 - 17:44 CET
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 Konica Minolta Scan Elite 5400 II wins EISA award : Konica Minolta announces that its DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II scanner has been chosen for the “European Scanner of the year 2005-2006” award of the EISA Photo Awards, one of Europe’s most prestigious honors. The DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II is a 35mm film scanner that combines superb image quality with straightforward controls. It features improved color reproduction of negative film scans with high color fidelity based on a newly developed Film Expert Algorithm that integrates 5,400dpi scanning resolution with faithful color reproduction, a Quick Scan System to increase the efficiency of the overall work flow, and Digital ICE4 (Digital ICE Quad) for sophisticated image correction.
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 EISA - Scanner of the year 2005-2006
The EISA award was presented based on high ratings for high-speed scanning, as well as sophisticated image correction that virtually eliminates the effects of scratches, dust, fading, graininess, and shadow and highlights using Digital ICE4, and improved dyna- mic range and a noteworthy reduction in noise when using the Multi-sample Scanning feature. By rapidly responding to the ever-evolving digitally networked world in which we live, Konica Minolta aims to be an innovative corporation that continues to create impressions in the field of imaging, and a new global market leader that offers advanced technology and reliability.
Konica Minolta DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II - TIPA Award
In April, the DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II was chosen for a similar award, the “Best Film Scanner in Europe 2005” award of the TIPA Awards 2005 (The TIPA (Technical Image Press Association) European Photo & Imaging Award winners are chosen by a group of editors and technical editors representing 31 European photography and imaging magazines from 12 European countries. All are members of the TIPA, which is an independent, non-profit organization open to all European magazines in the photography publishing industry), and continues the distinction with this current award.
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