will 2x2 slide work in scanner ?
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Mr. Walsh, the slides that I attempted to convert are the standard Kodak slides measuring 1 15/16" by 1 15/16". The slides fit somewhat snugly into the holder which leads me to believe that your 2 x 2 slides would not fit but I truthfully don't know. If your slides are actually 2 x 2, you will be attempting to squeeze an additional 1/8" (1/16" times 2 - top and bottom) and the same additional amount for the sides. I wish I could be more definitive in my answer but again, if your measurements are accurate, I have some serious doubts. Good Luck my friend, Ron Butler
338140
Yes. There is a tray that holds four, 2x2 slides. (2x2 being the outside dimension of the cardboard frame of the slide)
338141
If you want to trim it, the max carrier width of the trays is about 1 3/4" so you would be hard pressed to go above 1 1/2 maybe
338142
I just went and measured the slide I put in there, and it was 2 inches by 2 inches, so the answer is yes. It's for the regular old 35mm slides.
338143
Yes, but like I said previously it does a much better job with negatives than slides. Slides come out so so and need some adjusting with Photoshop.
338144
Yes the standard size slide works perfect. I haven't tried any negatives but it works with them as well.
291084
The scanner comes with a holder for 2 inch by 2 inch slides - I think that is 120 format. It holds 4 at a time. Good luck!
969863
I just purchased one myself. I have converted several hundred old (1974-1983) 35mm colored slides into digital images. I have had no problems. The one thing I noticed is the way the slide is put into the scanner. The slide cannot always be put into the scanner in the same position it is put into the viewgraph projector. Sometimes it must be turned 90 degrees or it will cut off some of the picture. Once the slide is scanned it can then be rotated back by the computer slide viewer. Don't know if this is your problem.
64218
i put my Dad's old slides in this and it scanned to my computer. i haven't tried the 110 film yet but the slides worked great
1602504
Mine will only scan negatives. There is one out there that also does slides but this one isn't it. Unless you want to take your slides out of their cardboard holders and scan them as negatives.
7371
Saved as a JPEG. You have to take the slide apart, so if you want to keep them this is not the scanner to use
2262562
If you mean will it accept and scan something that large I do believe it will, depends on how large the platen area of the scanner is. As for reducing it you will need to use an app such as Photoshop to reduce it later. Hope that helps.
1430944
I think you press the on button and then scroll through options. There is a single negative holder as opposed to the strip holder -- perhaps one slide at a time would fit into that, or could simply be slid into the slot from above, scanned like a negative, then pulled out. A typical slide is the same size as the negative holder. I have been working on negatives so far and have not yet tried slides myself, but that is what I will try when I get around to it. There is an instruction booklet that comes with the scanner, pretty basic but check it out again. Hope this helps a bit.
160692
Yes. Here is a pic of that scanner with the slide tray: Wolverine F2D20 20 MegaPixels 35mm to Digital Converter
1090090
No it doesn't scan slides. It only scans photos but now the end result shows a faint line across every photo scanned. This was cited as a problem that other users have had as well.
379280
Yes, it is designed to work with most 35mm 2"x2" slides. It is not a huge screen, but is a very good size for working with slides and seeing what is on them, even reading relatively small text on items on the slide for identification, dating, sorting, and other things. It is quite compact. I am using mine to convert something like 10,000+ slides to digital format, culling out those that are very close copies or not good enough to warrant digitizing. I had two other viewers I bought in 1971 or 1972. They were somewhat better overall, but I misplaced them. I am happy with my Kaiser. It easily handles cardboard, thin plastic, and thick plastic 2"x2" slides. I do not know if it handles the really thick glass slides. Hope that helps.
2243866
Use a printer scanner for slides and 35MM film and you should be able to scan mounted slides. Both of my printer work
2268048
No, this is not a slide scanner. That takes a special machine with a much higher resolution and brighter light. Search for "slide scanner" on Amazon, and you'll see several choices. They are scanner made specifically for scanning slides. Good luck.
851072
I use the slide holder that came with my scanner. Can't help you on this one
1785495
Just a second or two. You place 5 slides in at a time and scan one at a time. Loading takes more time than scanning but that doesn't take long. Just make sure you use a high capacity disk. They are cheap and saves time.
151275
I had to use an SD card. I didn't find that to be an issue. The scanner worked great, and I did several thousand slides!
1651543
You are supposed to be able to. I never used it to scan slides but did scan negatives and it worked great.