can it change a film positive into a film negative print
1158652
I do not know. I stopped using it when it refused to work with Apple's "Mountain Lion".
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.
618667
You will use any developer solution intended for black and white negative film, if you don't want to develop the film yourself, a professional lab can take care of it. It is not c41, so do not submit this film to lab that only processes color negative.
1316325
HiYou don't remove the film. If you take it to a film processing store or a target or drug store that processes film they will print the pictures for you.
349361
No, this is peel apart film (you manually have to pull it from camera) check out The Impossible Film's website for compatible film for your camera they are the only makers of integral film right now (they bought a polaroid factory). I know its expensive!!!So what you can do is buy an older polaroid landcamera "color pack" or similar camera (check out etsy or ebay) and have fun with this less expensive film - thats what I did :)
1306153
I don't think this is possible. The printer software needs to detect a color cartridge. But you can use the software to turn off color and print only in black and white.
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.
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.
1903593
No. Might change color but cartridge will still be spent. Must replace when all media turns purple. Carbon part will also be saturated.
1533804
I think you're talking about Polaroid type 665 PN that gave both an instant print and a negative that can be used in a conventional enlarger. It's no longer available. You might try eBay, but you'd be buying expired film at a high price.
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.
618666
You will use any developer solution intended for black and white negative film, if you don't want to develop the film yourself, a professional lab can take care of it.It is not c41, so do not submit this film to lab that only processes color negative.
1006212
Yes you can. Just cut the wire and put positive to positive and negative to negative. Source: I did something similar like that before
1720148
There is a problem with most negatives as the unit will only work with Kodak 35mm negatives. not of the others so you do not get the quality you shoudt get. I use the one that came with my printer scanner it works with any negative not just Kodak 35mm
435518
Make sure the negative is in the adapter part and not on top of it. Also, is the negative one of four in a strip. If you're scanning a sole negatives, you have to take the adapter out and fit the negative in the open space and then replace it in the machine. It should work if you're on the correct setting of 35mm. Good luck
316839
Yes, it does. It also converts a color negative to "positive" colors. You select the type of material you are scanning at the beginning (slides, color negative, b&w; negatives) and then it displays the correct images on the screen until you change the setting.
338143
Yes, but like I said previously it does a much better job with negatives than slides. Slides come out so so and need some adjusting with Photoshop.