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Konica Minolta R1 Super Minilab

Konica Minolta Photo Imaging Inc. (Headquarters: Tokyo, President: Hideki Iwama), a member of the Konica Minolta Group, will begin worldwide shipments of the R1 SUPER 1400 Digital Minilab System in January, 2004. The new minilab is capable of 1,400 prints (127 x 89 mm) per hour, making it a very fast digital minilab. It joins the R1 SUPER minilab, which has been available from September, 2002, winning a high reputation for easy operation, versatile print services, and high image quality. Like the R1 SUPER, the R1 SUPER 1400 features independent input and output sections, allowing flexible configurations to meet different business requirements. In addition, it boasts faster processing speed, at 1,400 prints (127 x 89 mm) per hour, and enhanced image quality. The Konica Minolta Group plans to introduce it around the world as a new full-digital minilab flagship model for the rapidly emerging age of digital imaging. It will be shown at the SONIMAGFOTO' 2003 photo event that opens today in Spain.

The main features of the R1 SUPER 1400 are as follows.

 

Features of the R1 SUPER 1400
  1. Faster digital camera prints through high-speed image processing technology

    Thanks to new image processing and transfer technology, the R1 SUPER 1400 boasts an overwhelming advantage in speedy processing of film and digital camera prints. It delivers 1,400 prints per hour (127 x 89 mm) for digital still camera and media prints, without the need for an acceleration kit.

  2. Higher image quality through high-resolution film scanner

    A new optical design and high-precision LED control ensure outstanding image quality. Features include high-precision film transport and noise removal, for enhanced image quality in prints from over-exposed negatives. The standard paper is QA Paper Type AD, a high-performance paper uniquely suited to digital exposure, offering a very wide density range. The result is high image quality down the finest details.

  3. Easy operation

    The R1 SUPER 1400 inherits the popular R1 SUPER interface, which makes it easy even for inexperienced operators to achieve beautiful results. All print operations are standardized, with commonly used buttons arranged in easy-to-find locations on the home screen. A specially designed keyboard makes it easy to adjust color density and gradations.

  4. Powerful new options

    A wide variety of powerful new options are available, including a high-speed CD-R writing kit, a Printer Driver, and an Image Controller that allows the minilab to be used as a dedicated digital printer. With peripherals to match the requirements of the customer’s business, Konica Minolta proposes a new solutions business.

Main specifications

R1 SUPER 1400
System configuration Separate input (work station) and output (printer processor) sections
Imaging section Independent B/G/R line photometry using 3-line CCD; film shift method
Compatible
input media
Compatible film Color negative film :135F/H/P/HV; APS, 110, 120 (6x4.5 to 6x9)
Color reversal film :135; APS (strip, cut piece) 120 (6x4.5 to 6x9)
B&W film :135; Sepia :135 , Slide mount : 135, APS
Compatible media FD, SM, MS, CF, SD Card, CD; prints up to A4 size (for P-to-P service)
MO, Zip, DVD, PCMCIAII card (via external PC)
Film-to-print speed 3R (127x89mm) 1,400 prints/hour
4R (152x102mm) 1,100 prints/hour
8R (203x254mm) 450 prints/hour
Digital camera-
to-print speed
(2.5 megapixels)
3R (127x89mm) 1,400 prints/hour
4R (152x102mm) 1,200 prints/hour
Exposure system Beam Convergence Head (BCH) print engine
Paper width 89, 102, 120, 127, 152, 165, 178, 203, 210, 216 mm
Processing time (dry-to-dry) 2 min. 25 sec.
Dimensions Input section 850 (W) x 1,300 (H) x 900 (D) mm
Output section 1,550 (W) x 915 (H) x 900 (D) mm
Monitor 17-inch CRT
Magazine Single magazine
Double magazine optional





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About Konica Minolta

 

Konica Minolta is an innovative global company that continuously delivers inspiring products and services in the field of business imaging, and leads the market through advanced digital technologies and enhanced reliability.

 

Konica traces its history back to 1873 when Rokusaburo Sugiura began selling photographic materials at his Tokyo apothecary. By the start of the 20th century, the company had developed it’s first camera and range of photographic products. In 1971, Konica released Japan’s first plain paper photocopier, developing a dominant position in high-speed, high quality document management systems and imaging products.

 

Minolta was founded in 1928 to initially manufacture cameras and then went on to pioneer technologies including; a latent image transfer system, the world’s first magnification and reduction photocopier and the world’s first photocopier to produce two-colour images in a single pass. Minolta went on to achieve a strong global presence as a pioneer in the field of high quality imaging technology.

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