Scanner support
Supported scanners
Known SANE 1.4 targets and the paths handled by negaflow-scanner-sane.
| Scanner family | SANE backend | SANE 1.4 status | Plug-in path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plustek OpticFilm 7200, 7200 v2, 7200i, 7300, 7400 v2, 7500i, 7600i | genesys |
Complete | Dedicated film-scanner path |
| Plustek OpticFilm 7400 v1 | genesys |
Listed as Complete, but its model-specific corrections landed after SANE 1.4.0 | Capability-driven path; stock 1.4.0 hardware result is unverified |
Plustek OpticFilm 8100, USB 07b3:130c |
genesys |
Complete | Dedicated film-scanner path |
Plustek OpticFilm 8100, USB 07b3:1824 |
None | Unsupported | Not treated as usable |
Plustek OpticFilm 8200i, USB 07b3:130d |
genesys |
Complete | Dedicated film-scanner path |
Plustek OpticFilm 8200i, USB 07b3:1825 (GL128) |
None | Unsupported | Not treated as usable |
| Plustek OpticFilm 120, 120 Pro, 135, 135i, 9000i Ai | None | Unsupported | Not treated as usable |
| Epson Perfection V700/V750 (GT-X900), V800/V850 (GT-X980) | epson2 |
Good | Transparency source and positioned flatbed area when reported |
| Nikon Coolscan LS-2000, LS-40 ED, LS-50 ED, LS-4000 ED, LS-8000 ED | coolscan3 |
Complete to Minimal; varies by model | Dedicated film-scanner path |
| Nikon Coolscan LS-5000 ED | coolscan3 |
Untested; may work similarly to LS-50 according to SANE 1.4 | Dedicated film-scanner path |
| Nikon Coolscan LS-20, LS-30, LS-1000 | coolscan |
Varies by model | SCSI only |
| Nikon Coolscan LS-9000 ED | None | Unsupported | Not treated as usable |
| Reflecta ProScan/CrystalScan/DigitDia and PIE PowerSlide | pieusb; old SCSI models use pie |
Varies by model and model number | Options are accepted only when reported |
| Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA, XAs, XA Plus | None | Unsupported | Not treated as usable |
| Other transparency-capable flatbeds and film scanners | Varies | Varies by model | Capability-driven; no model-name fallback |
This table does not guarantee that every unit with the same product name will work. Check the current SANE device list, then verify the connected unit with scanimage -L and scanimage -A.