Howtek d4000 - advice

[reneboehmer]

Hello,
I just purchased a Howtec d4000, and I am going to pick it up the day after tomorrow. Are there any things I should look out for? I couldn't find much about the scanner online. Does anyone have a digital manual, they would be willing to share? Do you guys have general information about the scanner? Is it even worth setting up? I shoot 4x5, 35 and 120 Negatives. Thanks and all the best!

 

[bfilm]

I haven't been able to find the user guide PDF for the Howtek D4000, but here is a short brochure and specification sheet PDF.

 

[brbo]

Howtek 4500 is very similar and you can download User guide here.

I also have 4500 service manual. If you need it and can't find it anywhere else on the net, I can send it to you or upload it somewhere.

Btw, you should join ScanHi-End group on Groups.io if you need help or access to other resources like FST (Field Service Test) software, etc...

 

[reneboehmer]

Howtek 4500 is very similar and you can download User guide here.

I also have 4500 service manual. If you need it and can't find it anywhere else on the net, I can send it to you or upload it somewhere.

Btw, you should join ScanHi-End group on Groups.io if you need help or access to other resources like FST (Field Service Test) software, etc...

Thank you for this! I will look the groups.io thing up and join!

 

[reneboehmer]

I haven't been able to find the user guide PDF for the Howtek D4000, but here is a short brochure and specification sheet PDF.

Thanks!

 

[reneboehmer]

I just picked up my d4000, it seems to work fine, but I'll have to do some digging.
It came with silverfast 6.6. I am not too keen on paying huge money for the atztek software. Silverfast will do fine. I also got the manual. I will scan and upload it if anyone is interested. I downloaded all the documents from the high-res scan group from groups.io. Very thankful for that. Are there some standard settings to use with silverfast and these machines? I like to hand invert in photoshop from positives. (I use manly negative film)