The product photo show it with two screens. Does the upper one also show the negative or slide inserted or is it only of photos inserted?
1282751
Really not two screens. The larger screen at the top is actually the photo and the holder being pulled from the scan slot. The same on the left side of the machine, it is the slide input area. The only screen is the small one in the middle of the scanning machine.
1282752
Thats actually a slide used for actual photographs. The only view is the small window on the machine. The pics uploaded are clear. It's time consuming but we had an employee upload over a thousand slides with no problem. Hope this helps.
1282753
the top on is only the photo being inserted. I wouldn't buy this product again - there is no way to extract a photo if it falls off the tray which can happen if the photos aren't perfectly sized. the quality of the scans was pretty good but I was hoping for something faster than a flatbed and this definitely is not by the time you insert the photo, run it through etc.
1282754
That's not really two screens. The big picture on the top is the actual picture you are scanning. The little picture is the result of the scanning the big picture.
474574
Because it is a picture in picture. Not the whole screen. You would need to flip.
784885
You get one slide film tray and one negative film tray. I did buy two extra slide trays at the same time. That speeded up the whole process.
1345284
I'm not sure if I understand the question but the view insert shows another item on top of the main turntable. The turntables finish is uniformly very nice but darker than it appears in the photo shown.
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.
1852587
There are two open sides. It acts like a sleeve, with the clear film on the front and the white magnetic background as the back. While it is a *little* bit difficult to slide the pix in, once they are in, they are in for good. I love these things.
267763
They do not go into the computer as negatives but actual digital pictures ready to print or save. It can also do the same for negatives. I have completed over 1000 slides and negatives of old family outing etc with no problem. Only prob is you can only do 4 at a time, but well worth it.
91806
It is open. Nothing is covering the opening for the slide or film. There are two patterns; one for slides, one for negatives. Two each of each pattern are supplied. They are hinged along one long edge, the other side has a snap closure on the other long edge. Inside the carrier designed for strip negatives are bumps that align with the film feed holes. The carrier designed for slides has indentations that fit the slides. Each folds like a book along the long edge so the slide or film is kept flat. It is a bit tedious to use but works very well. The copies are great, I think.
249413
I had not worked with negative film until I read your question, so I got out a strip of 35mm color negatives and put it in the scanner. After selecting "negative film", I looked at the first negative on the strip, and discovered that the image looked exactly like previous slide images had looked! There is no additional external software with the scanner, but conversion from negative to positive is built into the internal conversion program. What you see in the scanner viewer looks like a small print. Transferred to the computer, you wouldn't know whether the image came from a slide or a negative. To me, this makes the conversion process even more simple. (Any manipulation you may want to do after getting the images onto your computer can of course be done with any of a number of different image processing programs.) Hope that helps!
605320
no it does not. I have some of the larger glass slides. It converts larger prints but not negatives or slides.
619416
It's the whole screen..it's a new front but you have to move camera and couple others things over..look for one with camera built in it already..then you just plug 3 connectors and pop it together and done
112115
This may depend on which photo viewing program you are using.But my answer is that I just took a picture with the SZ7 in a vertical orientation, the review on the LCD is vertical (on the horiz LCD), the photo shows sideways on Windows Photo Gallery thumbnails, but when you dbl-click on the thumbnail, you will see the photo in its original vertcal orientation..... Got that ? LOL...
449526
no, it doesn't automatically do anything.I would say that if negative is reversed it have to be flipped over so the shiny side of negative or slide faces up. there is also a option in the menu to flip the image if needed.
1963036
Sorry. Not sure what that is. However, the upper screen allows to scan 5 by 7 photos and the side feeder takes up to 35mm slides.
692164
you place the device up side down to charge, With Phillips program DockStudio the image position changes and you can see the screen in the right way. be careful with the position of the switch because you must turn to the position that allow to see the screen.
2275870
When I bought it, it was the first picture. Tho I have the other one too, and they both work.
1081798
The orange plastic tab on the side is slid to one side or the other (I don't have the thing right in front of me at work) but the plastic tab on the side of the picture, you slide it