do you have to cut the negative strip?
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I've scanned over 1500 negatives that were still on rolls of 36 exposures. What's nice about this scanner is that I didn't have to trim the film into sets of 5 or 6 to match the drug store processed negatives and I could easily feed the roll in and the advance to the next frame. Since the scanner comes with 2 types of holders, one for strips and one for single frames, it is vey versatile . The quality is so so. I'd use it to scan a whole batch and then pick out the smaller group you may want to photoshop later.
943177
I sent it as a gift so I don't know a lot about it but I do know you can view slides I'm not sure about negative strips.
752845
They can be cut but as far as that product you need to check the size and see if they are large enough to make the strips you need.
1298386
Not sure if it voids the warranty but they provide this as an option in the instructions so I wouldn't think so. You don't have to cut any wires. To remove the pre-connected plug from the unit, untwist the twist-on wire connectors from the plug and attach your wire conductors from your house. This connection is located behind a separate panel that needs to be removed for access. Fairly easy to do.
622807
Yes, you can cut it at certain places along the strip. However, you might prefer to "wrap" it around the back of your TV so that you can still use the full length if you decide to buy a larger one later. Try it out and see if you like the look before you cut it. The product flyer on this page says you can: http://www.antec.com/soundscience/hdtv-bias-lighting.php
641538
Yes and no. The light strips when cut in its proper segments have a small smooth section where a connector could slide over. The other option is to take a small pin where the smooth connection and push out the small indented hole and use a soldering iron and your own wire and connect them that way.
528566
I don't think I fully understand your question? This comes in a pack of 4-5 and you can tie the positives and negatives together to make them one big strip of you want.
529633
I cut mine after the third cycle I used it. after the learning curve, I didn't feel it was needed. and some of the other answers say it is not used/needed to pull it out.
2175215
no dont cut it. just keep wrapping it. needs it for the induction of the tach signal.
1667362
No you don't cut it, it's just makes it a bit more flexible so it doesn't get broken, which happens a lot with other R/Cs. You pull the excess from the bottom of the car.
436488
Hi, no cutting was necessary on my purchase. The replacements fit perfectly as is.
924948
They sell a strip to strip connector. You have to cut the strip where it is indicated to eliminate the existing connection and use the new strip to strip connector.
78286
Only if you want to cut the wire and reconnect it. (Warning) if you cut the wire it is a fine wire and difficult to handle, reconnect, & strip the wire. You must do it taking your time. But it can be done. But I do not change my opinion of the light they are dim and not reliable.
249409
Yes, in the setup you can select with a press of the button to reverse color negative film. Easily done and it works because I inadvertently reversed a transparency into a negative image!
1189731
Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
1748317
Yes you can. I recently purchased one for the 110 negatives. It works fine except that it is awkward to use when the negative strips only contain four pictures (which most of mine do!!). The 35mm ones are no problem at all. I bought extra of those also just so I could prepare a large quantity at on e time for processing. Just go to the Wolverine web site and click on "Accessories".
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I have not done this, and I assume it will be in negative color. However, even freeware like Irfanview (which I love) can convert a negative to a positive be it in color or black and white. The two previous answers are correct.