How Long does each slide take to render?
900264
Within seconds... It takes more time to load the tray then it does to render the photo.
900265
It only took each slide a matter of seconds to render and then save to the computer. Hope this helps, I was very happy with the performance.
900266
It is only a fraction of a second to render each slide. Once loaded in the carrier and indexed into position a press of the button is all that it takes.
900267
I used it only a few times but I didn't find it taking too long to render. I didn't time it but it was about the same time period that other scanners I have take.
900268
Couple of seconds. It's very quick, once you get the hang of properly seating the slide or negative in the viewer.
619239
4 slides are manually placed in the holder cartridge. You then advance each slide manually through the scanning mechanism. You then frame each slide with a cursor and you are able optimize scan settings for each slide. It's an excellent product and it generates 18 MB or even 50 MB images files for each slide. ***** for my slides.
1467809
At 1200 ppi, about 45 seconds. At 300, less than 10 seconds. This is after preview scan has been completed, etc. From power up, add a couple of minutes.
190162
I would say the timing is somewhere around 30 seconds, Mine was for a gift I made so I don't have it anymore. I do have a video of it when it was finished if would like to see it.I just watched the video and it is 33.93 seconds.
1064304
I just set up my MP800. I have scanned about 20 slides. They look great. These were all 30+ years old covered with dust and fungus. I was very pleasantly surprised by how good they looked. Counting the time it takes to mount the slides and all the clicks it took about 2 mins a slide. Good luckMalcolm
2278491
I don't use it often. I use it for work sometimes to have a slide show of my products. I can't remember the fastest and slowest but you CAN control it. You have a choice as well between having it end at the last picture, or continue to loop around. You can also set it to randomly choose pictures or if to keep it in the order that you have it on the memory card. It's very simple and nice to use. I wish all electronics were so simple.
391883
I'm not sure how many photos the memory can hold (I use a USB for mine) but yes it runs as a slide show. I will warn you though, if you have edited the photos in any way the frame will not read them.
1780003
Just checked the options on my unit. Slide show can be 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 15 seconds, 1 minute, 15 minutes, or 1 hour. Hope that helps.
841299
I have an AMD fx-8320 which hinders everything and it still renders pretty quickly in my Adobe programs and Sony Vegas! :)
319929
It will ask you what type, but best is JPEG if you want to print some later! But it was SOOOO slow I returned it to Amazon and took my slides to Costco to be put on a DVD. They formatted a slide presentation with titles,music, graphics etc. It was painless and efficient as I had hundreds of slides for many years. I now am able to take the DVD to friends and family to show.
1099944
It should take 10 min. or so. It really depends on a lot of factors. Search youtube there are lots of instructional videos.
1779888
The display time is somewhat variable, although not as large as some frames I've seen. It's something like a few seconds to a few minutes.
967189
I have not yet scanned any film negatives but I have scanned a number of transparency slides so my estimation will have to be based on that experience only. The scans I have made have all been at the highest resolution and the scan time for each one took no more than a few seconds. I can't be specific as it has been a little while since I did any scans but I remember it not taking very long at all. I would presume that the scan time for negatives would be somewhere in that time frame. A few seconds.
1785492
To load the six slides held by the frame at one time, "scan" each of them, and unload them shouldn't take more than about 15 seconds. How long it takes to organize them once they're transferred to your computer (or wherever else you plan to store them) depends on how complicated a filing system you choose to employ.
1744943
For slides you put them in one at a time. I haven't done negatives so I have no idea about them.
1756320
You put a few in the plastic frame, one slot or space for each slide...4 or 5. Of course you can load just one if you want to. Then you slowly feed the device through an opening at your right side. See in the screen the first picture and carefully center, digitalize and save, then feed in into next picture....until done. You will get practice it is really fast. Good luck!!!
202816
No, it is very easy to use a SD card. I have about 3000 slides and I will have all of them on the SD card.and I download into different albums on my computer.