Would this adaptor work with medium format slides that are 2 1/4 X 2 1/4 ? I have a bunch of these larger slides that my slide scanner won't scan.
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I don't think so. It's made for what I think of as standard size slides (I don't know the measurements). That's what fits in the slots. Maybe it would be possible to build some sort of extension to it, but that seems problematic and unwieldy
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I doubt it. The adapter is designed for 35mm slides in 2 x 2 frames. I've scanned some 126 format slides because they're also mounted in 2 x 2 frames but a little of the top and bottom gets cropped.
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The slots and the openings are specifically for 35mm. It will not work for larger slides.
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Have you used this scanner for a mounted 35mm slide? What is the ease of use and the quality of the scan? I am looking for a scanner to scan many, many slides from my father and need ease of use as well as scan quality.Many thanks,Helen
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I don't understand the .4 and .6 inch dimensions. If they are standard 35 mm slide holders, they should work. If you are talking about the size of the film itself such as, 16 mm or 8 mm film mounted in a slide holder, they should also work. Your dimensions of .4 and .6 inches might be the distance from the edge of the slide holder to the film opening.As long as the thickness and outside dimension of the slide holder is the same as standard, they should work.
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I don't know what the connectors on the scanner is so I can't say for sure. This is an adapter that changes a male micro or 2.5mm plug to a 3.5 or mini jack plug.
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The actual scan space is right at 8-inches, so as long as you keep it between the scan lines, it should work just fine. The whole thing is 10-inches long and the scan capability on each side makes you lose almost an inch on each side.
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Does this scan medium format negatives and transparencies (slides) or is it a fixed width film holder that just does 35mm?
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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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Thanks a lot! Any other suggestions? All-in-one with medium format slide scanner?
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Yes. That is what I use it with. I have boxes and boxes of slides my dad gave me, this was the best thing I ever bought! It is so simple to use, I was able to share family history with all my relatives
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I use the slide holder that came with my scanner. Can't help you on this one
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Mark, I used it for slides and it worked well, It comes with a slider that you put your negatives in, you should be fine.
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This adapter only works with C type tapes . It will not work with 8mm reel type .
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My slides are all mounted, some with cardboard, really old ones with some type of metal. In any event, you need to use the tray in order to scan them. The opening for each slide in the tray is 1.5 x 1. the inside measurement where the slid sits is 2 x 2. I hope this helps.
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Agree with BigBadBalrog - it works fine with mounted slides. But, it is a one at a time process. We have mostly used the scanner for 35mm negatives and that works well as long as the film piece is long enough - otherwise you need to insert the negative in a holder (included).
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It will work but I found it tricky to position the slide in the holder to show the entire area and to get the entire slide in focus. If you buy it be sure you have a very bright light available. My D7100 and raw format did allow for some adjustment but focus was the issue. JS
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Absolutely NOT. The scanner's light source will only cover up to a 35mm negative or slide's image area. I was hoping to do 2-1/4 negatives and super slides but there's no possible way. It does 35mm's and flat art just great, though.