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HP ZCentral Remote Boost vs SilverFast

HP ZCentral Remote Boost

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SilverFast

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Free trialYesYes
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WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYes—
iOS—Yes
Plans published23
Spec score · Photo Scanning Software7.8 (#15)8.4 (#8)
PlatformsThe current page lists Windows and Linux senders, with Windows, Linux, and macOS receivers.SilverFast is available for Mac and Windows; the maker lists support for Intel and Apple Silicon Macs and 64-bit Windows systems for version 9.
PurposeRGS provides remote access to workstation-class systems for graphics-intensive work that needs high image quality and low latency.SilverFast scanner software is individually adjusted for about 340 scanner models to digitize analog images.
SupportHP links to an RGS support forum from the product page.SilverFast provides a Help Center, FAQs, video tutorials, manuals, and a support tool.
TrialHP’s current page offers a 30-day free trial by request.The maker offers demo software so users can check system compatibility and explore SilverFast features before buying.

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HP ZCentral Remote Boost

  • HP RGS 1-year subscriptionPrice not published
  • HP RGS 3-year subscriptionPrice not published

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SilverFast

  • SilverFast SE$49, paid once
  • SilverFast SE Plus$99, paid once
  • SilverFast Ai StudioPrice not published

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HP ZCentral Remote Boost

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SilverFast

SilverFast is scanner and digital imaging software for digitizing photos, slides, negatives, and Kodachromes. Its scanner software is individually adjusted for about 340 scanner models. WorkflowPilot guides image-processing tasks, while color management, scanner-specific profiles, NegaFix, automatic and manual optimization, and dust and scratch removal provide tools for scan work. Some functions, including infrared dust removal and Multi-Exposure, depend on scanner hardware. Ai Studio includes automatic IT8 color calibration. The Archive Suite can save scans as RAW files, which may preserve an infrared channel for later dust and scratch removal. SilverFast HDR works with scanned and other digital images; HDR Studio adds color restoration, exposure compensation, sharpening, and related controls for 64-bit/48-bit image data. JobManager handles scan sequences and batch optimization. The software runs on Windows and macOS as a standalone application or Photoshop plug-in; iOS is also listed. SilverFast SE costs $49, paid once, SE Plus $99, paid once, and Ai Studio $249,349, paid once. A free trial is available.

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