Will the Veho 008 scanner accept 35mm transparancies in plastic frames? These are thicker than the cardboard type. I have asked Veho support this question, and they sat they don't know, as they have never tried it! Will the Veho 008 scanner accept 35mm transparancies in plastic frames? These are thicker than the cardboard type. I have asked Veho support this question, and they sat they don't know,... » Read More Will the Veho 008 scanner accept 35mm transparancies in plastic frames? These are thicker than the cardboard type. I have asked Veho support this question, and they sat they don't know, as they have never tried it! « Show Less
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I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
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I transferred both cardboard and plastic mounts. The plastic mounts I had were about the same thickness as the cardboard. It will not hold glass mounts; they're much thicker. If your plastic mounts are very thick (I haven't seen such mounts) you can take them out and remount them although that may be a lot of work.
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the canon scanners are as good as i have found at pulling through whatever you put in them. the guides do not move far enough inward to hold standard receipts. that said the software does an excellent job at detecting documents that have shifted from an upright position and rotates accordingly.i have to ask, do you intend to feed through high volumes of stacks of paper? if you will only be passing through receipts and cards here and there take a look at the Canon imageFORMULA P-215. it's smaller, cheaper, does as good or better job at receipts, has a special card feeder, and uses the same software. the canon scanners are as good as i have found at pulling through whatever you put in them. the guides do not move far enough inward to hold standard receipts. that said the software does an excellent job at detecting documents that have shifted from an upright position and rotates accordingly.i have to ask, do you intend to feed through high volumes of stacks of paper? if you will only be passing through receipts and cards here and there take a look at the Canon imageFORMULA P-215. it's smaller, cheaper, does as good or better job at receipts, has a special card feeder, and... » Read More the canon scanners are as good as i have found at pulling through whatever you put in them. the guides do not move far enough inward to hold standard receipts. that said the software does an excellent job at detecting documents that have shifted from an upright position and rotates accordingly.i have to ask, do you intend to feed through high volumes of stacks of paper? if you will only be passing through receipts and cards here and there take a look at the Canon imageFORMULA P-215. it's smaller, cheaper, does as good or better job at receipts, has a special card feeder, and uses the same software. « Show Less
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I have the 8600F and have scanned 14 rolls of 24 exposure film. All but one roll worked fine. One roll some pictures look over-exposed and about half of the jpg's look like negatives. I was able to use Adobe photo elements and do a negative on it and color balance to get it to look near normal. There are still a half dozen or more that the colors are all off if I try this. If anyone has figured out a cause and/or solution, please let me know as well! Thanks.
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I own one of these and tried to use it to do some quick copies of my 35mm Slides (I also own a couple of pro Slide scanners, but hoped to cut some time)The whole package rotates with the lens, so its really hard to get a decent image of it. In addition it´s good to know that it doesn´t take the 3mm thick slide frames.
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Kathleen,No, this printer has no ability to scan 35mm slides. It just has a normal flatbed (document-size) scanner. While another answer suggests that it might be possible, flatbed and 35mm scanners work differently. I would never attempt to use this to scan film. You might also check Epson. They have good printers and models that do scan both documents and slides or film negatives.
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Hi Sean, Sorry It took so long. I had to ask Fujitsu to Answer this Question. I have no personal experience with that scanner so I had to do a little research. Here are a few things I found SV600 vs Xcanex Up 1200dpi vs 300dpi 11x17 max vs Letter max CCD optics vs CMOS Currently supports MAC vs support sometime in 2014 Another thing I noticed is when book scanning the Xcanex can only do one side at a time. We can do both sides in a single scan and our software flattens out any curves and skews. Thanks Anthony J Argy Sr Full Color Copier Inc.
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Sorry - 35 mm slides, negative, mounted 110MM slides, and 110 negatives only. You probably need to go to a flatbed scanner that's designed to handle the larger stuff. That's what I ended up doing.
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I recently used my scanner to scan some older negatives (from 1958) that were larger than 35 millimeter film. Just laid it on the glass surface and it worked fine. Had 2 negatives that were badly curled, so I held 2 edges down with thin flat pieces of plastic~ this worked great also.
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It definitely scans cardboard mounted slides. I have no advice on glass mounted slides.
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JonW - To be honest, I never ended up making the purchase due to the fact that my wife gave birth to our first children, twins...and my "spare" time has all but vanished, at least for the last year. I will always have the need though so I appreciate F. Rush's insights, they are helpful as I do intend to purchase a scanner in the future. I have had my eyes on the 9000f since its release and if I were making this purchase right now that is likely the direction I would go. I wish you luck in deciding and please keep me updated with your choice and feedback.
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Pana-Vue remote scanner will scan 35mm negatives & transparencies. With proper add-ons will copy 126 negatives and 110 negatives. It will not accept anything larger. So-3" pieces of film are definitely not going to work. I wish they would. I have some old black & white large format negatives that I cannot copy.
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The Victor Cine Model 4 looks as if it predates the Super 8mm format. It probably only accepts either Standard 8mm or 16mm film. That's my best guess anyways.
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Robert, I have scanned pictures from magazines but not photographs. These pics from the magazines are pixalated slightly but adequate. Poor quality pic to start with when scanning a magaizine pic. I use the scanner constantly and am more than happy with it since I'm always on the road. It travels nice and scans without any issues. If you're looking for top of the line scanned pics I think you'll be slightly disappointed. More than adequate for my needs though. Your question sparked my interest. I changed my settings to JPG @ 600dpi, just adequate not superb!
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Yes. Scan's color and both side simultaneously. There is a limit on how stiff and thick the material. I've done both (for my own copy, not for official use). Thicker material might need some help navigating the slight bend on entry.
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This should NOT be possible for at least two reasons. First, the scanner's sensors/software would consider an envelope to be a "double sheet feed", flag it as an error condition and terminate the scan. Second, the stated maximum paper thickness/weight the scanner can accept is 20 pound. The envelope itself, let alone a stuffed one will likely exceed that thickness.
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hello, have you tried scannin 110 film?..this is the really small film that came in a cartridge..do you think this scanner would work with 110 film?..thanks! fred
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Hi B. Woodcock, I am curious about your luck with scanning prints with ICE. The description on the Epson site says that ICE works with slides, negatives and film. Since I have done the majority of my transparancies (Yeah, without ICE so I should do them again), I am curious about the division in posts about this. I know that my old Perfection 2580 won't let me use certain focussing tools depending on the item scanned, but I was hoping that in the last several years print scanning would have improved too. Athena