once a negative is scanned in, how do I then get a print from it?
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Remove the memory card from the scanner and insert it into your printer or computer. You can print right from printer if your printer accepts memory cards. From your computer you can save the images and print. Hope this helps
252487
SD card is your tool to use load it into your computer and get ready to print Good Luck
252488
Once scanned the image is saved either onto your computer or to the SD card. you could print it with your (good quality) printer or take the SD card to someplace like Walgreens where they have a card reader and you can create the print you want.
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It's copied into the SD card, you just remove the sd card and plug it in your computer.
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When you scan a slide or negative, the image is saved on an SD card. You pull the card from the unit, insert in a card reader and transfer your images to your computer. Process your stored images, and print from your computer.
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I put a photo on the scanner and pressed scan - also turned printer - NOTHING What an I doing wrong?? Sally
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I tried your suggestion and it seems to work for a single frame. Like the original poster, I have many strips of 126 negatives and would like to scan all four frames at once. Is that possible?
2226787
No. The scans are low-quality. It doesn't even do a decent job with print. The color is not accurate in scanning or in printing. Go with a different model.
1297532
I have the same situation -- large negatives from 1914-1920. Have not figured out yet how to scan them.
1703898
I'm mystified by the print section of Aftershot. So much so, that I got in the habit of opening images in another program to print. Sorry that I can't help.
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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!
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A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking,... » Read More A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. « Show Less
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You are supposed to be able to. I never used it to scan slides but did scan negatives and it worked great.
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Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away to decide if I want that one or not. Very handy little machine. Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away... » Read More Kathy, you control how you put the negatives through the machine, so it doesn't reverse them unless you put them in a certain way. Also, you choose what you want to digitize. The black hard plastic slide frame you see in the picture is what you slide through the machine. Let's say you only want one photo from the group, you slide the frame into place, push the scan button and then the ok button to save to the sd card (must purchase separately). It really is easy to use and I like it better than the scanner I already had. There is more control, I can see the pictures on the screen right away to decide if I want that one or not. Very handy little machine. « Show Less
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Mine will only scan negatives. There is one out there that also does slides but this one isn't it. Unless you want to take your slides out of their cardboard holders and scan them as negatives.
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Since this does not work for older, larger negatives I ordered an Epson Perfection V500 from Amazon. Got it today and used it on some old 2.5 X 3.5" B/W negatives from the 1930's. Once I got it figured out it did a great job coverting directly from neg to pos with no extra software needed. I even enlarged some up to 8 X10 and printed them on plain paper and they came out great. Only problem is the precess is slow--about 3 min. per negative once you have it set up and it must be used with your computer. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can see the image as soon as you slide the negative or the slide into the scanner, you don't need to hit the scan button. As a matter of fact whenever I want to record a high resolution image, I use this scanner just to preview and select the images I will scan later on using a high end scanner.
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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.
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There are 2 ways. Use the software that came with the printer. Just press the scan button on the printer.
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There are 2 ways.Use the software that came with the printer.Just press the scan button on the printer.
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You can use the same method of any other size negatives just pay attention to the software and put in the correct specifications. The printer comes with negative holder but you don't need that if they are in glass plates.