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Have any old films or slides? Here’s the perfect device to help you easily organize and eternalize them.
This Film & Slide Scanner sports a powerful 14-megapixel sensor that reads every detail contained in your 35mm slides and negatives, 110, 126KPK, and Super 8 slides and negatives.
You can choose between the standard 14-megampixel scan, or enable the built-in software interpolation, which applies some image magic and ups the quality to an astonishing 22 megapixels.
COMPATIBLE WITH MULTIPLE FILM & SLIDE TYPES
This versatile digital film scanner turns your precious photos into high resolution 22-Megapixel jpeg images. With just the touch of a button.
Quickly scan and convert 35mm/120/126/110/220/super 8/8mm negative film and 135/110/126 slides, using the fast-loading film trays (pre-cutting film not required), into premium quality digital files.
Quick 5 second scanning lets you get through that pile of film, negatives, and slides in no time at all.
VIEW INSTANTLY ON THE LCD SCREEN OR ON YOUR TV
Watch as you scan directly on the film scanner with its built-in vibrant 2.4-inch LCD screen. Or take friends and family down memory lane by viewing your scanned images as a slideshow on your big screen TV/monitor using the included RCA video out TV cable.
SCAN & SAVE UP TO 4,000 IMAGES WITH SD CARD
Conveniently use the internal 128G (Included) memory to store up to 14 images directly on the scanner until you’re ready to download to your PC/MAC via USB cable. Or expand up to 4,000 images with the SD card slot (SD card included).
SHARE YOUR FAVORITE MEMORIES WITH ANYONE, ANYWHERE
Once you’ve transferred your digital photos to your computer, share your images on social media such as Facebook and Instagram, email them to friends and family, save them to your phone/tablet and even print them for photo albums or picture frames.
Questions & Answers
Question: I've a lot of slides to do. How much time per slide to scan? How does the "speed loader" work?
Answer: It only takes a second to scan the slide. I had about 400 slides and it took me about an hour to scan 100 of them, which for me wasn't that time consuming. I recommend this little scanner - the quality of the scanned slides and the price were well worth the purchase.
Question: is there a cable to connect to computer?
Answer: Yes cord has small usb connector goes into Jumbl and wide end goes into AC adapter. When ready to transfer unplug from AC adapter and into USB port on PC.
Question: is there a cable to connect to computer?
Answer: Yes cord has small usb connector goes into Jumbl and wide end goes into AC adapter. When ready to transfer unplug from AC adapter and into USB port on PC.
Question: I have rolls of 35mm film right from the camera.Can I put these in the machine to capture photos.
Answer: Yes Yes you can.
Question: Can anyone tell me the dpi (dots per inch) of the scanned image?
Answer: From the Box:"Quality: 3200dpi, 22MP (Interpolation, Scan Quality 4000dpi" I bought mine to scan old 110 negatives and found it to work well.
Question: Does this scanner also scan/convert medium format negatives...120/220 size?
Answer: This scanner comes only with adapters for the following film types: 135 film (36x24mm), 126KPK film (27x27mm), 110 film (17x13mm), super8 film (4.01x5.79mm).
Question: What is the supporting voltage of the charger? Can I use it in country with 220V?
Answer: The unit requires voltage supply from an USB charger (Most of the USB chargers are universal 110-220 V AC). The connection to the unit is by an USB to mini USB cable which is provided. The unit works very well. I love it.
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Just what we needed it for! Easy to use & get slides centered perfectly.
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It does just what I was hoping. Makes clear perfect images of slides. Haven't done many but, the ones I did are over 61 years old and I am more than pleased with the results.
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Does what it is suppose to do.
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This little slide scanner is the best investment I've made in a long time
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Love this little thing! Super easy to use. I was able to scan 400+ slides and they look great. The small screen was enough for me to see how well the picture scanned and they look good when I transferred them all to the computer. Now that I know what all the slides are, I might take a select few that I would like to have printed out to a professional to scan with higher megapixels
