All-in-1 Film & Slide Scanner

Name: All-in-1 Film & Slide Scanner
Rating: 5 (8 reviews)

$159.99 $99.95

Description:

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 10-megapixel sensor that reads every detail contained in your 35mm/135 slides, negatives, and monochromes.

You can choose between the standard 5-megapixel scan, or enable the built-in software interpolation, which applies some image magic and ups the quality to an astonishing 10 megapixels.

COMPATIBLE WITH MULTIPLE FILM & SLIDE TYPES

This versatile digital film scanner turns your precious photos into high resolution 10-Megapixel jpeg images. With just the touch of a button!

Quickly scan and convert 35mm/135 negative film, slides, and monochromes 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 128MB (Included) memory to store up to 14 images directly on the scanner until you’re ready to download to your PC via USB cable. Or expand up to 4,000 images with the SD card slot (the scanner accepts SD cards up to 32 GB).

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.

Package List:
1 * Scanner
1 * USB Cable (80cm)
1 * AV Cable (100cm)
2 * Positive Slide Holders
1 * User Manual
1 * Brush

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. We've had customers report that it only took them about an hour to scan 100 of them, which for them wasn't that time consuming. They recommended our scanner for its convenience and efficiency.

Question: Is there a cable to connect to computer?

Answer: Yes! Our scanner has a USB connector that goes into the scanner and can connect into the USB port on your PC.

Question: I have rolls of developed 35mm film right from my camera. Can I put these in the machine? to capture photos.

Answer: Yes — as long as the film or slides are developed, you can.

Question: Can anyone tell me the dpi (dots per inch) of the scanned image?

Answer: The scan quality from our scanner is 1800dpi & 3600dpi (with interpolation), respectively.

Question: Does this scanner also scan/convert medium format negatives...120/220 size?

Answer: This scanner comes only with loading trays for the following film types: 35mm film / 135 film (36x24mm).

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.

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Shopper D.

Past to Present This is an unbelievable opportunity to give someone the gift of photos buried in their loft (that they know exist but could never find) that whole collection can be on their phone just a few clicks away. You could even tag each picture to make them easier to sort and filter once they are digital images. The process is two steps: first is attaching the film, use the writing on the film to find front from back and top from bottom then attach to top and bottom pins and close over. Second step, press the button to take the image of the negative with the negative camera which creates the original color image. With free programs and a little practice you can improve on the original image with colour correction, image smoothing and other tricks like red eye reduction and touch up tools. It takes less than 10 minutes to get a full film roll to digital images that you can share on social media or use as desktop background/phone background. Could even turn them in to cards or wall posters with websites that offer this service.

Sila S.

Perfect for Scanning Old Slides This little slide scanner is the best investment I've made in a long time

Johnston R.

I wanted to copy a lot of very old 35mm slides which belonged to my father, most are over 50 years old. It is so simple to use, easy to select type of film and copy to sd card. You have to select the appropriate setting to be able to read from the scanner via USB - or just transfer the sd card. I haven't opened the instructions, a few minutes playing with the settings gave me everything I needed, I would say most of the negative reviews were issues which could have been solved with a bit of perseverance! Sample image is from basic settings without any subsequent alteration or enhancement. I remember camping in that tent as a boy!

Gunnar V.

It Works Well I have a whole Rubbermaid plastic container full of negatives from just a few years ago to all the way back to the seventies The pictures were ruined by water, however the negatives were safe in plastic pouches so I have negatives of our lives over the past fifty years. I pulled a loose negative that was just laying on top of the box and it was our first dog sitting on our bed. So memory lane here we come. It’s simple to use. Slide a negative Into the machine using the proper negative holder, the buttons for flipping negatives or turn it are conveniently located on the top. Says it has one hundred and twenty eight built in megabytes of storage and is twenty two megapixel camera for the negatives.

Ava Jenkins

Easy to use and a most useful and convenient way to revive old photos and slides.

Anne Lallor

I was almost put off by some of the one star reviews, but, happily I took a chance and wasn't disappointed! It's a very easy to unsettle device. I'm sure there are more expensive and technically better slide scanners on the market, but this was perfect for the task I had in mind! I would definitely recommend it!

Helen Evans

Fantastic, I had about 1000 slides I wanted to put on a memory card, I’m not very good with technology but found this easy to use & had great fun seeing slides that were over 40 years old, in all it took me about 6 hours to convert the pictures but this did include time reminiscing over the old photos. I would definitely recommend this product.

Liam Hughes

Love this product, recommended by my niece. Love being able to capture all my old photos from the negatives.