Will it do other sizes of negatives besides the tradional 35mm?
1993074
Not very well. Slides and film are mounted into templates and pushed through the machine, with only 1" wide area exposed for the light to pass through and provide the digital image. Printed pictures of various sizes can also be processed by placing them on a glass plate like a conventional scanner. However I don't think this would work using a negative.
1993075
It will handle some negative sizes, not not a large variety. It was no good for most that I had from the 20s through 50s. I was able to finagle some of them, to get the primary areas, but it was a headache.
1993076
It does not come with a template for it but I would believe that it is possible.
1737028
Yes. It can scan slides (positives) and film negatives, but you need different holders for each. I recommend that you buy a couple of extra holders (slide or strip) if you have much to do.
1732725
I would guess you could scan any negatives smaller than 35mm. You would need to use a photo editing program to clean it up and if part of another picture showed up cut it out.
1843719
No. There are holders for 35mm slides and negatives, and that is the size of the area scanned.
777875
I used it to look at old individual slides surrounded by cardboard and it worked well. I have not tried it on 35mm negative strips.
1413566
I don't think this scans negatives. There are other ones out there that can do that.
177877
This printer is provided specifically with tools which allow easy scanning of 35MM slides and film. No tooling is provided for other sizes. Although I supposeyou could rig up something. I mean if it can handle 35mm slides, then somehow it should be able to handle 4x5 negatives. Sorry for not having a more definitive answer for you.
1282073
This unit is designed for 35mm slides (transparencies) & negatives ONLY. It doesn't scan other film formats (ie: 110, 46mm, 220, 4x5, etc.) Different films use different dyes that may not reproduce faithfully. This is true with any copy system. Polaroid slide film may look purple while early Kodachrome usually lean towards red or orange. Make adjustments in Photoshop or other program. Obviously the condition of the film also can make a BIG difference.
449525
No, but there is a "reverse mirror" function on the top that will reverse the negative. This enables you to continue to slide the negatives through.
338690
Sorry - 35 mm slides, negative, mounted 110MM slides, and 110 negatives only. You probably need to go to a flatbed scanner that's designed to handle the larger stuff. That's what I ended up doing.
2200406
Yes, it will scan the slides; but , as you suggest, you will have to take them out of their frames. There is a holder for 35mm slides, but not 2-1/4. One alternative, if you want to leave them in the holders, would be to lay the slides out in the 8x10 frame, choose Document Type: "Reflective (with film area guide)" then scan as a group. You'd need to go back with Photoshop and "cut" the individual images apart. I sometimes use the option "Reflective (with film area guide)" to scan odd size negatives and transparencies.
213935
It is best for viewing 35mm slides. I've never tried it to view negatives. This device illustrates the old adage "you get what you pay for".
563947
Yes, it will. Focus very carefully, and don't let stray light hit the film from the sides. I cover the sides with black paper or tape.Shoot RAW and process at 16 bit. I scan BW negatives as positive color or Kodachrome slides, then reverse the negative to positive in Curves in Photoshop, and bring in the end points as needed. Works great.
1609597
I'm looking for a way to scan the negatives too. FilmscanUSA has an adapter that supposedly works. I have tried to scan a 110 negative and it works but because the 35mm slot is too big it is hard to keep the negative in place.
1995982
Yes it does, but it works best with a wider lens, Using a 50 doesn't have the same effect as using a 35mm.
1748315
Don't know about extra negative holders, you would have to find the Wolverine web site to see if they are offered or look on ebay for them. The only format film that fits into this is either 35mm film negatives or 35mm slide. I have been able to fit 110 old instamatic negs in it because they are smaller. I would say that any film smaller that 35mm will fit but may require croping it later but larger negs or film I would think not. This thing is small and wont take anything bigger.
516155
I'm not sure about scanning negatives of different sizes, but from my experience I think you would be better off scanning the prints (if you still have them) rather than the negatives. I have scanned mounted slides (positives) and the dark ones don't scan very well (grainy). However, I have no complaints about any of the prints I have scanned.