Will this item copy old slides from the mid sixties. I have several slides that my grandmother took when she traveld around the world.
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It's designed for that purpose. It comes with a triple slide tray that slides into the copier which allows it to do its job.
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Yes, it certainly will. The ones I copied were also from the sixties. Some of the slides color had deteriorated a little so the quality was not as good. After copying I was then able to make some prints and email to other family members.
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When you place the slide in holder and put it into the machine, the picture appears on your computer screen, then capture it and save it to a folder. I was very pleased at the quality of my old slides when I used it.
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Maybe not. I have a treasured slide from the late 70s and it doesn't fit. I'm still wondering what I can do about that.
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I've only scanned slides but I would guess photos will do well also. File format is JPEG. The file size would be limited by the space available on the micro-SD card. I'll try some photos and respond again. I am very happy with the scanner for slides, however.
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Jim, I used an SDHC 8GB card and copied 3-400 slides to the card. I then tansfered them to my laptop that had a SDHC slot in it. I am very satisfied with doing the slide to digital copy this way because there is no computer needed when doing the process of copying. Lloyd E.
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Not too sure if you can do it that way....I would suggest you take the slide to like walgreens and have a copy made....
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Yes, the SLIDES2PC works quite well with Windows 7. I have digitized over 700 slides and negatives, some of which are over 40 years old, and am amazed at the results. Just make sure that all of the dust and other debris is removed from the slide or negative. It works quite well.
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Most of the slides get saved as 4680 By 3072. Which Is saved in 14 Mega Pixel JPEG Format.I personally love the unit. There is also a 20 Mega Pixel one made by them on the market now too.
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Don't buy the VuPoint, as it's really bad. I sent mine back and bought an Imagebox. It is more expensive but works great. I have transferred slides from the 40's, 50's, 60's.
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Yes, it should work - be aware - there are trays for SLIDES and trays for the old picture strip negatives - different holders for each.
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Never used the jumbl, but this seems to take nice scans. I'm using it with 40-50 year old slides and the resulting images look good (assuming the source slide was well exposed/focused). I do get a lot of dust on these scans, but that could be a result of the slides themselves. I have hundreds and am not cleaning each before scanning.
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I have not done it yet, but the specification say that it will, and that's one of the reasons I bought it. It has settings for positives or negatives, and for color or black and white (and many other settings). So far I have scanned over 1500 color slides and I am amazed at the quality for this price. It comes with a slide holder and a negative holder.
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If your slides are high quality then yes, if not your basically just getting a picture of how the slide is, I have transferred my dads slides to my laptop, they were not high quality but you can go into a picture program an clean them up. Hope that helps.
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yes -- you can actually copy a slide with this camera, as long as you stop down to f 5.6 or smaller.
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I have 8.1 and it works perfectly. I have about 12 trays of old slides my dad gave me I have them all transfered in about two hours. I cannot say enough about this little machine!
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It will work, but the slides, either glass or cardboard mounted, qwill NOT fit into the slide holder without removing them from the mounts
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I can't answer that question but I can tell you that I had lots of slides and I shipped them off to scancafe.com and they scanned them and put them on a cd for .24 a slide (you get to pick which ones you want as long as you choose 50% or more).
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The product is excellent. I can rate it as a 9 when you scan negatives or slides that are in good shape. In my case I have slides from the 60's and 70's that are not in great shape (around 40%). Those images didnt come out great and I had to adjust the color on Photoshop. However, this isnt an issue related to the product but to the slides I have.... some of them were even moldy. Other than that, the images come out perfect.
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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.