Will this work with film negatives?
1494186
Yes and no.. you can take the picture but it will still be in the negative format. You'd need a program like photoshop to reverse the image. Or maybe see if your camera has a way to reverse the image when you're taking the shot. A lot of digitals have cool effects built in.
1494187
It states on the box slide and negative copier but does not come with anything to hold the negatives so it would be hit and miss to find a way of getting them set in front of the lens and as many people have said then you have to reverse the image so it is positive.
1494188
I used a plastic frame I took from a slide, the ones you can open. then made inverse on photoshop and the result was ok. It gains a particular texture, but it gave the images a unique look.
1494189
If you have software that will reverse the image and you can cut and encase your film. The film must be flat and square to the device.I would not recommend this unit for that job unless you have mounted your negatives in slide cases. BEWARE This unit does not work with all lenses.
291078
I am not completely sure on that question. I have not used this for negatives as of yet. But on the box it says "scan slides and negative, including medium format". I'm not sure if the 120 negatives you are referring to are considered medium format. If they are, then I suppose this answers your question. If not, sorry I could not be of more assistance.
784112
It does negative film but not sure how 12mm would work. It does 35mm negative film.
745061
Probably but I never tried it so I can give you an informed answer. I did tried standard sized negatives and it did very well.
2138996
This film will work with the 210 and all Polaroid pack film cameras that make rectangular pictures (Automatic 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 125, 135, 210, 215, 220, 225, 230, 240, 250*, 315, 320, 325, 330, 335, 340 350*, 355, 360*, M60, M80, 420, 430, 440, and 450*, 455, Countdown 70, Countdown 190*, 180*, 185*, 190*, 195*, EE100, The Reporter, Propack, 3000 "Big Swinger," Big Shot, Clincher, Super Colorpack II-V) (models with * have glass lenses and the nicer viewfinder). The film fits a couple of Polaroid passport cameras, notably the 203 and 403 series, as well as the 600SE professional series camera. A few non-Polaroid cameras take it (such as the Konica Instant Press and Fuji Fotorama series). It works with pretty much all "Polaroid Backs" for medium format cameras of the 1970s (like the Mamiya, Hasselblad, etc.). It does not work with an unmodified 80, 80A, 110, 110A, 110B, 800, 900 or any of the larger cameras that take Polaroid roll film (those take Type 40). It does not work with the Swinger, which takes Type 20 (a smaller roll film). Nor does it work with anything that says "SX-70, 600, or One-Step" (those need Impossible Project film) It does not work with cameras marked "Spectra," "izone," or "Captiva" (those are totally discontinued). It does not work in 4x5 Polaroid backs.
2278168
That's what I use it on, yes. It wont give you a glossy "photo-like" prints, but it will work.
1949372
The system simply makes a digital copy of 35 mm film of what ever is put in the film holder. If it is a black and white negative or a color negative it will just copy them. However, there are some photo programs that can "invert" the colors (or black for white) to give you a positive out of your negative. One free one is Google's Picasa3 that can be downloaded to your computer. I have been quite happy with the results. However, colors could have faded or changed since the picture were taken, but you have some ability to tinker for improvement.
1949371
Hi Judy - it is a slide scanner, so you would need to mount the negative into 35mm format, and have software that could interpret the monochrome images. Better to go to a photographic company I suggest and have it done there. Also the device doesn't work with modern OS.
1519676
I have not tried 110 negatives but the instruction book advises that 35mm neg & slides, 110 negatives and 126 negatives will work with this unit. I have used the 35mm and it works great.
721909
I don't know - If there is a compatible film tray, it may. The slot for the film tray is approximately 6.5 cm wide. That doesn't leave much room for the tray plastic itself. I found some aftermarket film trays of different formats were available, but I didn't look for that specifically.
969321
No, most negatives are in a five or six shot strip which won't fit down inside the viewer slot (unless you shove only one end of the strip in) and then they'd be inverse to view anyway. Slides or transparencies only I'm afraid. For negatives, try a light table or tray to sort and view or a scanner with negative capability.
1628409
honestly...don't know since it is intended for films & negatives usage. But if it helps to read a fine print on a coin....it may help..
239072
I recently used my scanner to scan some older negatives (from 1958) that were larger than 35 millimeter film. Just laid it on the glass surface and it worked fine. Had 2 negatives that were badly curled, so I held 2 edges down with thin flat pieces of plastic~ this worked great also.
2083068
I use them on 35mm negatives and slide film. They work very well. I don't see a reason they can't be used on any film.
532648
Yes it will, I actually use it in my own Polaroid Land Camera 450. The only issues you might come across are finding batteries for the camera and the camera putting too much pressure on the film pack. Polaroid packs were made of metal while this film comes in a plastic pack. I just swap the plastic top of the pack for an old polaroid metal one, but some people just cut the springs off in the camera.
691079
Yes, it comes with a holder for slides and one for 35mm negatives (which can also be used for 110 negatives with some fiddling).
944606
Yes, it will. I have scanned many 35mm color and B&W; negatives. The negative strip fits perfectly into the holder. Be sure to handle the negatives correctly and perhaps even wipe them gently with a lens cloth to remove dust. Even better, buy a can of compressed-gas. Scan them at very high resolution and you'll be amazed at the clarity.