Digital Microfilm Equipment- DMEFor All Things Micrographic plus Book & fragile Archival Document Scanning, Digitising & Imaging servicing the Australian- New Zealand - Papua New Guinea & South Pacific Market Area
ScanPro model 300 / ScanPro300 / ScanPro 300 - Scanner-to-PC Digital Microfilm Reader / Viewer Scanner / Printer or Reader / Printer
January 2009 - SPECIAL NOTE: The ScanPro model 300 / ScanPro300 / ScanPro 300 Digital Microfilm Reader / Viewer / Scanner / Printer or Reader / Printer is no longer available for sale & installation.
Digital Microfilm Equipment – DME continues to support the ScanPro300 / ScanPro 300 product now & in the future.
Please refer to the current best of breed product from e-Image Data, the CURRENT model e-Image Data ScanPro model 2000 - ScanPro 2000 - ScanPro2000 Digital Microfilm Reader / Viewer / Scanner / Printer or Reader / Printer with a total of ONE HUNDRED & FORTY EIGHT [148] units installed comprising of SEVENTY ONE [71] of the CURRENT model e-Image Data ScanPro model 2000 / ScanPro2000 / ScanPro 2000 units along with SEVENTY SEVEN [77] of the PREVIOUS earlier model ScanPro1000 installed with State, University, Local Government plus Genealogy & Local History / Local Studies Libraries plus major Corporate plus Microfilm Scanning Bureau Organisations across the Australian - New Zealand - Papua New Guinea & South Pacific Market Area as of Bureau Organisations across the Australian - New Zealand - Papua New Guinea & South Pacific Market Area as of JUNE 2010.
Australian Installations of the ScanPro300 / ScanPro 300 Digital Microfilm Reader / Viewer / Scanner / Printer or Reader / Printer.
Digging up skeletons: To the delight of the local history and family history enthusiasts the Bombala Library now has a local history and family history collection. The Bombala district is very rich in history and with the growing trend of people taking an active part in local history and family history, the Bombala Library is placed in an excellent position to assist people with their enquiries. Funding was sought from the Library Development Grant program to develop a core collection of print, microform and electronic material that would ensure the material is easily accessible within the community. The successful funding application provided the opportunity to undertake this project. The jewel in the crown was the purchase of the ScanPro 300 Digital Scanner and microfilm copies of the local paper, the Bombala Times from 1899 to 2005 with a subscription for annual updates. This alone has proved to be a very popular and valuable resource, with many residents, including councillors, trawling through old newspaper articles. The project resulted in partnerships being formed with members of the Bombala and District Historical Society. This has enabled the library to develop a database of all resources held by both
the Library and the Historical Society. In addition it ensures that resources are shared rather than duplicated. Bombala Council’s Mayor, Councillor Bob
Stewart, officially launched the collection on Saturday 2nd June. The launch was well supported by the community with over 30 people attending
the morning tea. The launch was followed a workshop on tracing your family. Over 25 people participated and were taken through the basics and then the wonderful word of resources available to assist in this addictive pastime. A lovely lunch of chicken and sweet corn soup, fresh bread rolls, chicken wings, mini quiches and sandwiches was enjoyed by all. Many family history stories were shared and at times there was lively discussions and I must say debate.
The feedback from the community has been excellent and certainly very positive. I can see the partnerships formed will only becoming stronger. Lyn Goucher
Library Manager Monaro Regional Library & Information Service.
For any microfilm, microfiche, micro opaques / cards, plus lamps and toners, and related micrographic or
microform scanning requirements, no matter how small or complex, please contact us via the Contact Us facility at this website.
Need Assistance? You can send an e-mail to, or phone or fax Laurie Varendorff @ Phone: +618 9286 3705; Mobile: +61 417 094 147; Fax : +618 9417 5981; email @ Laurie Varendorff ARMA
