Can 2" x 2"slides framed in cardboard fit in this device??
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If the cardboard was thin enough yes. Not sure how thin it would need to be but the slot is pretty thin. Thanks for the interest.
1239928
I would think it would as long as you got the spacing just right so that the weight of the drawer was distributed somewhat evenly between the two slides on each side.
1778764
Not sure, but it isn't easy finding replacements for slides and these were the only ones I found that were close in width to what I had (they are a little fatter and slide not quite as easily). My replacement was for cheap pressboard end tables so I wasn't that concerned with quality and fit because the alternative was throwing the tables away! I suppose you can buy two pair and cut each in "half" leaving an extra 5 inches so you make-up 16 from the 11...
1256105
It is designed to fit the entire slide including the cardboard surround. So, no you do not remove it. They provide a carrier for several (4?) slides at once that you slide through the device.
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If the 120 slide is the small one I'm thinking of, but the border is the same size as a regular side, then it's no problem. The slide adapter that comes with scanner if for slides whose cardboard or plastic border is 2x2 inches. If not, them I'm not sure. I've done some creative things with odd size negatives, and got away with it.
1965964
Your slides should fit. I converted about 600 slides from the 50's and 60's and the converter did a good job.
1215220
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
1558698
Two slides required. One on each side. I recommend mounting slides near the lower edge of the side of the box, but if the box is strong/stiff enough, you could mount it higher.
1988120
Its 3"x3" i.e., 3 inches square. I would prefer something larger 4x4 or 5x5. if nothing else is available, 3x3 is better than viewing viewing the slide on a light table.
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I have the same job. 1000's of old slides my dad took on the 50's and 60's. some of my slides the cardboard seemed to be thicker than others, so once in a while the slide got jammed, and I had to remove it manually, rather than just pushing the next one in. YMMV.
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I'd thought this was hopeless before your post, but I have a slide holder from an older Canon scanner. It holds 2 columns of 4 slides each, but I wonder if I could just tape it down to the lid or the glass with one column centered in the slide-scanning area. Worth a try, I guess.
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I have a Kodak Carousel projector. My grandparents had a bunch of slides in cardboard mounts enclosed in metal frames. I removed the metal frames and threw them away so the slides would fit in a Carousel tray.Are your slides mounted in cardboard with a metal frame around it? Get rid of that metal frame. You'll have a slide in a standard cardboard mount that should fit in the slide adapter.
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Yes, if you are prepared to remove the film from the holder, either cardboard or plastic with glass. The duplicator is too small to accept standard slides in cardboard or glass/plastic. Too bad, it looked like a good product.
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New data.OOOOPS!The slide frame is 2" x 2"The slide window is 1 3/8" x 7/8"MY SLIDES from this period (Kodak) fit and work very well.I hope I didn't mislead you.
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Only if you have tabs on the bottom already. These have a peel and stick surface. They are not very big like the sliders you see in most retail stores. Product dimensions is the size of package not item. Item is aroun 1 inch. Look at product desciption
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I'm actually not sure. There is a slide carrier that might be what you need to use.
1966760
Yes - the slide holder that comes with it holds 4 standard 2" x 2" slides. Just load your slides into the holder and slide it in.