It does multiple scans of an image with no loss of sharpness, which reduces or nearly eliminates CCD noise. It is also the only scanner whose ICE dust and scratch removal works with Kodachromes. Kodachromes, which the Minolta Dimage Multi-Pro and Imacon 848 had trouble with. It also pulls out all of the detail in the darkest shadows, even in the most dense Regarding Silverfast, since the drivers are included and the Silverfast list of suported scanners indicates it supports the 5400 on Mavericks, have you checked to see if there is a special installer for the scanner drivers? Sometimes it's separate from the application installer.The Scan Elite 5400 II is sharp enough to capture not only the smallest details 35mm film can resolve, but grain and dust far smaller. Regarding Silverfast, since the drivers are included and the Silverfast list of suported scanners indicates it supports the 5400 on Mavericks, have you checked to see if there is a special installer for the scanner drivers? Sometimes it's separate from the application installer. If Vuescan works with your 5400 then the problem is in the Silverfast software. That said, have you tried using Vuescan? The Scan Elite 54 II are both supported and you might not need the original Minolta drivers. If it's not showing, there may be a hardware problem - could be the cable. If you are connecting the scanner via USB, check About This Mac > More Info > System Report > Hardware > USB and see if it shows your scanner is connected (your scanner has to be turned on, also). The Minolta drivers are likely written for PPC Macs and Apple discontinued support for PPC based software when Lion was released. The drivers are available on the KonicaMinolta Support Site.īut before you rush off and try using them, understand there were no updates to the Minolta drivers after OS X Tiger (10.4) and the driver may no longer be installable, or even work if installed, on a Mac that has Lion or later.
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