Does this viewer require feeding one slide at a time
1000136
Yes, I know of no viewers that feed continually. Put 1 slide in, view it, remove and view another.
1000137
yes. it is very manually inclined. There is only one slot. you press down on it. to release, you press again.
1000138
Yes it does . I do recommend the product for its simplicity and quality of slide viewing. I reviewed several hundred life's before discarding the bad (scenery ) ones and which ones to keep and share with our children
370419
No, You have to move the slide to the off position & then put it bact to the high or low position. It blares for about 30 second & the you have to reset it. Hope this info helps.
619241
its one slide at a time, all manuel movement of slide holder. great files but slow going.. great value for the price
2277679
You may feed multiple pages. I do not like this scanner and would not buy it again, but it does have a page feed.
1578836
Yes, this frame has a slide show feature. I set this up for my mother using an SD card. You can set up the slide show speed, shuffle photos, etc. You don't need to be connected to the internet to have your slide show if you are getting pictures from the card internally. If you wanted to connect to an online picture account (like Picasa), I presume you would need your frame connected to the wifi, but as I didn't set that up on the frame, I can't speak to how easy or difficult it was.
270571
Yes, it does. I am using mine right now, and was able to change from transition effects to straight slideshow. Hope this helps.
19347
My son said you must pull the slide for each shot, so it's neither. Good luck.
1712356
It has to be hooked up continuously if you want to use the slide part -- there's a sprayer down the slide that needs a continuous water source.
2200408
As below, the answer is yes, you will be able to scan your slides, 12 at a time when inserted into the slide holder that is one of the parts you will recieve with this scanner. You will have to remove the metal frames to insert the slides into the holder. I did 15,000 of my parents' slides. It took a long while, but DONE now.
19051
I have only fooled with this a little, but yes, you insert the slides one at a time and the slide is scanned to a memory card (you supply). I think there is a way to scan to a file on your computer but I haven't been home to try all the features. The operation is very simple, there is a way to specify bw negatives, color negative, or slides. I am a little concerned about the quality of the images, but I need to get an image from a slide I've had professionally scanned, and then compare the two scans.
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.
1146434
Mine downloaded real good for about half of my slides, and showed it had all of them. However it only shows half of them in my pictures file. I am going to have to go back through them and try downloading the ones that it didn't put in my pictures. But had great luck on the first half.
1831453
Yes. But, you can turn it down till you just have enough water coming out for the slide or you can turn the water off but the slide will dry up. I will be honest, it will run up your water bill like you watered your grass all season, which I didn't so I consider it a trade off. This is fun, basically easy and the kids just love it. Money well spent in my opinion....even with the extra in the water bill.
251840
Sorry I can't help you. That never happened to me. My brother used it after I converted all my old slides to images to also convert his slides and had no problems. Between us we had thousands of slides! Maybe it is defective? Maybe you can return it for another one. I had to return my first one and they were excellent about it. Hope you can do it! I loved using mine because it was so simple! Hope this helps a bit.
578227
No. You'll need a remote that has mouse functions (commonly a small joystick or touch pad) in addition to the standard left/right slide functions.
853623
I don't know anything about that either. We bought it for our 5 year old grandchildren as a learning experience. We did buy a set of 25 slide specimens with it to get started. They absolutely love both the scope and slides. They've now gone on to looking at things around the house, i.e. dog hair, leaves, bugs, and more, continue enjoying it. If you are just getting started, try doing what we did and go from there.
173108
I believe it does. I don't have a slide handy, but if 2x2 is a typical slide, then it handles it fine. Good product for the price!