Does anyone know if this will convert the larger(120 size) or very old glass slides?
605320
no it does not. I have some of the larger glass slides. It converts larger prints but not negatives or slides.
605321
It tries to convert the 120 like the regular slides - that is, anything larger than the "normal" slide is cut off. There are places on-line that say they will convert them, but I haven't tried them. I don't know about glass slides.
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...
332015
99% of my slides were from a half frame 35mm canon demi, taken 30+ years ago. Some were taken vertical but the "ION" just flipped them as needed. A very good investment indeed, my brother has many thousands of "full" frame mounts to transfer. The holder will take 25 cardboard mounts or 20 plastic ones, all take 2 seconds each to copy,-----You can then "doctor" as needed before final storage with PC etc;
2049070
I would say that this is not a high tech machine . In my experience I was disappointed that it couldn't even copy the slide, much less get a three D image.
87377
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.
508510
Yes, it works. The only - for me very important - problem is that thicker slides (manually framed) do not fit in the holder.That is a reason for me not to use it, I have 3500 manually framed slides.
291084
The scanner comes with a holder for 2 inch by 2 inch slides - I think that is 120 format. It holds 4 at a time. Good luck!
1706263
From HP's website: Transparent materials adapter (TMA) specifications Up to sixteen 35 mm slides, thirty 35 mm negative frames, up to two medium format film frames (120 roll film), or one large format film frame (220 roll film). Media capacity Slide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 50.8 mm on any side Although the scanning surface would probably accommodate other sizes I think you would need to be able to fit the transparencies into a holder. The holder keeps the transparencies a few millimeters from the scanning surface and it is all probably to do with light and contrast to obtain a good post scan image. I hope this helps.
501160
I have not tried. So, I cannot say that you can or can't. I only use it to change slides. Sorry.
251840
Sorry I can't help you. That never happened to me. My brother used it after I converted all my old slides to images to also convert his slides and had no problems. Between us we had thousands of slides! Maybe it is defective? Maybe you can return it for another one. I had to return my first one and they were excellent about it. Hope you can do it! I loved using mine because it was so simple! Hope this helps a bit.
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I don't know. Mine is a 4400. I didn't think lamp replacement would be a problem - but it is! It seems that slides are obsolete! If you do replace the bulb, be careful putting it in. Wear gloves because even a microdrop of body oil will cause the wretched thing to explode. I found THAT out the hard way! If the cost of a Powerpoint projector ever gets reasonable, I guess I'll have to make the switch.
1271936
80-slide trays are standard and fit all projectors, 120 is only for newer projectors. Ditto the stacker. It should fit any carousel projector.
1416706
This is very feasible. You just have to make certain that you have enough weight rating on the slide for the application. Either 200 or 500 lbs rated slides should work, unless the cabinet is very small. Then you can use a smaller rated slide.
432409
Going to need a little more information than that. Is it Compact? C.O.R.E series? Basically, it will fit. but you may need to get the slide milled out first.
1671062
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.
1966759
The slide case internal ID measures 1.98/1.99" square (plus or minus 0.05" or so). They should fit fine or may require the slightest trimming of the paper edge to fully seat the slide. Each slide opening has an internal lip or edge into which the slide is inserted. That is the dimension I measured and spoke of. I have had no issues with all the slides that we have converted so far. Hope that helps.
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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.