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Frontier 375
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Minilab Frontier 375 has a processing capacity of 1,600 prints per hour for a 3R size image and 1,450 prints per hour for a 4R size image. |
Frontier 375 Digital Lab System
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| Fujifilm Digital Minilab Frontier 375 Main Specifications |
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Input source |
Print sizes |
paper widths |
Frontier 375 |
Processing capacity |
135 |
3R |
5" |
Approx. 1600 prints/hr |
4R |
6" |
Approx. 1450 prints/hr |
10R |
12" |
Approx. 270 prints/hr |
Advanced Photo System (IX240) |
3R C/H/P-mixed-format prin
25 exp. roll and index print |
3.5" |
Approx. 40 rolls/hr |
Media prints (digital still cameras with 2 millions pixels) |
3R |
5" |
Approx. 1300 prints/hr |
Printable films (using standard or optional film carriers) |
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Advanced Photo System (IX240) and 135 (standard);.110, 126, 120, 220: optional;
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Color positive film: 135 strips, piece and mounting (optional); Advanced Photo System: cartridge and piece (standard); mounting (optional) 120, 220 (optional), sepia (Advanced Photo System)
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Black-and-white film: 135(standard)
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Print sizes
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82.5 x 117 mm ~ 254 x 381 mm.
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Processing chemicals |
ChemicalsystemCP-48S. |
| SCANNER & IMAGE PROCESSOR Frontier 355 / Frontier 375 (SP-3000) (Input unit) |
LASER PRINTER/PAPER PROCESSOR Frontier 355 (LP1500SC) / Frontier 375 (LP2000SC)) (Output unit) |
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| Type: |
Floor-type,independentscanner. |
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| Scanning section: |
Area CCD with precision pixel shifting system |
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| Film carriers: |
135/IX240 automatic film carrier (standard);
135F/P/Hv/135H (optional); Color/black-white negative, color/black-white reversal; piece and strip film. IX240: Color/sepia negative, color reversal; cartridge and strip film.
Multi-film carrier MFC10AY (optional) 110, Advanced Photo System (IX240), 135F, 135P, 135 half, 135FP, 120/220 (6 x 4.5, 6 x 6, 6 x 7, 6 x 8, 6 x 9), 135 reversal mount. |
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| Image processing: |
Optimal color reproduction processing, color gradation control, facial expression enhancement, hyper-tone processing, hyper-sharpness processing, monotone finishing, retouching function (dust or scratches on film can be erased automatically in printing), soft focus, red-eye correction processing, and others. |
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| Display: |
17-inch CRT or LCD color display Multi-frame display capability (standard 6-frame display, can be set to display single frame or six frames). |
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| Input light source: |
LED |
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| Power requirements: |
AC100-240V (50/60Hz), 1.0KVA |
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| Dimensions: |
890 (W) x 770 (D) x 1208 (H) mm |
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| Weight: |
Approx. 118 kg (with NC 100AY and 17-inch CRT display). |
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| Installation space: |
Approx. 0.66 m2 |
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| Type: |
Floor-type, normal-light operation (laser printer, processor, cutter, sorter in one unit). |
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| Exposure system: |
Scanning exposure system using RGB lasers. (solid-state G and B lasers). |
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| Paper magazines: |
Two switchable paper magazines (standard accessory). |
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| Paper: |
FUJICOLOR paper (silver-halide). |
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| Paper widths: |
8.9, 10.2, 11.7, 12.7, 15.2, 20.3, 25.4 cm. |
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| Back printing: |
Two 40-character lines in backside print of information. |
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| Front printing: |
Time and date of photograph in black characters in lower- right corner on prints from Advanced Photo System (IX240) cartridge film. |
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| Index print: |
Color index print and normal prints can be printed from Advanced Photo System/135 (color negative and sepia) film in one pass (by RGB laser exposure). |
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| Printer sorter: |
SU1100Y; sorting capacity: 11 orders of C/H/P-mixed-format prints. (25-order sorter is also available for the Frontier 375) |
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| Printer condition setup: |
Semi-automatic calibration by AD200 calibrator. |
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| Processor carriage: |
Multi-line, sheet carriage. |
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| Processing time: |
Dry to dry: 4 min. |
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| Power requirements: |
AC200-240V (50/60Hz) Single-phase 24A, Three-phase four- wire, 17A approx. 4.8KVA. |
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| Dimensions: |
(with 25-order sorter): 850 (W) x 2,073 (D) x 1,850 (H) mm. |
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| Weights: |
(with 25-order sorter): Approx. 480kg (550kg during actual operation). |
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| Installation space: |
Approx. 1.40 m2 |
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Frontier 355 Features |
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| Flexible-use film carrier |
Film loading is easier thanks to a Dual-format Interchangeable Film Carrier that accommodates both Advanced Photo System film and 135 film, allowing automatic "one-pass" processing. |
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| Double paper magazines |
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The two built-in paper magazines can be loaded with paper of different sizes (anywhere from 8.9 to 25.4cm in width) to make it easy to switch back and forth between sizes, and to allow easier auto selection. Automatic loading eliminates paper
replacement errors and minimizes paper loss during printing. |
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| Efficient, time-saving print sorting system |
Both the Frontier 355 and 375 models utilize an automatic sorting system to help achieve their remarkably high-capacity output. The 375 includes a 25-order sorter, while the 355 has an 11-order sorter (upgradable to 25-order). Each unit sorts and stacks prints by order for easy filing and delivery. Prints larger than 152mm are fed to a stocker for separate handling. |
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| Single-scan digitization |
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Film needs to be scanned only once, since image data from the film is digitized at the same time as regular prints are produced. Operations like the creation of a FUJICOLOR CD or the storage of image data for later use don`t necessitate an extra scanning step. |
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| One-touch chemical replenishment |
Because the Frontier`s chemical system is all contained in a single cartridge, operators enjoy the benefits of one-touch loading and automatic mixing. This simplifies the task and virtually eliminates the possibility of mixing errors. |
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| Auto calibration |
The Automatic Calibrator (AD200), located on top of the Frontier, simplifies daily maintenance by automatically adjusting color and tone reproduction to a specified standard, for print quality that`s consistent from one day to the next. |
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| Perfect one-channel print system |
This system automatically detects the size and type of film, controlling all processing while eliminating the need for time-consuming manual adjustment of scanning-unit settings by the operator. Different film types (negatives, monochrome film, reversal film, and even digital camera prints) are all handled together, so there`s no need to separate different kinds of film. |
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| Image Intelligence |
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Imperfections caused by scratches and dust on the original negative are especially noticeable in extra-large-size reprints, but the Frontier 355/375 cleans up these flaws using an exclusive correction technology. First, the film is exposed to infrared light during the scanning step - infrared rays pass straight through the color dyes on the film (which form the image), but are deflected by scratches and dust particles. Once blemishes are detected in this way, the resulting streaks or spots are corrected using extrapolated image data from surrounding areas of the film. The result is a natural-looking final image. Scratch and dust elimination can be applied automatically to all frames during the initial print processing run.
 The distracting appearance of red pupils due to a bright flash can be corrected easily with this function. Operator-selected frames displayed on the monitor can automatically have red-eye appearance detected and corrected. Operations can be performed on the first pass, reducing the need for manual selection or adjustment steps by the operator. For more flexibility, manual retouching is also possible.
- Backlight correction
Independent image density adjustment is performed on overly bright background areas and overly dark foreground figures, automatically adjusting their relative brightness within the photo.
- Sharpness adjustment
Fujifilm`s proprietary HyperSharpness process enhances the edge definition of objects, colors and shadows while compensating for film grain, to produce photos that are crisper and clearer.
- High-contrast correction
In flash shots against a dark background and in shots using too bright a flash, the foreground figures can appear too light and washed out while the background is dark and murky. High- contrast correction adjusts the relative brightness of foreground figures and background.
- Over- / under-exposure compensation
When an underexposed or an overexposed negative is detected, the density and contrast of the image can be adjusted automatically to bring the image closer to its proper exposure level.
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