Hello Can u use plustek optic film 7400 with my late 2011 mac book pro intel i7 OS X v10,10,1, seems like it would worka

predate any comments or pointers.

If your search for software drivers for this optic film scanner device hasn't
been successful, you could try this other source for drivers that may work:
http://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/plustek_opticfilm_7400.html
However later drivers for old hardware can be troublesome, or patchwork
method to get by and so the results could be spotty. Hopefully you looked
through the results from a search engine and looked to see if there were
any other options. The above vuescan driver says for Mavericks 10.9, &
it may cost to be able to use it.
The factory support site isn't too promising for that model:
http://plustek.com/usa/support/os-compatibility.html
http://plustek.com/mea/support/technical-support-form.html - contact support
http://plustek.com/mea/support/drivers-and-downloads.html - check here
http://plustek.com/mea/products/opticfilm-series/opticfilm-7400/
Since older hardware gets left behind, it usually is good to keep an older
computer and its OS X version at the level of these peripheral products.
Good luck & happy computing!

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