Can I scan 35 mm film in rolls?
1832444
The scanner comes with a snap down holder that holds a 4 image strip. The holder does not have alignment pins to position the film in the holder, but alignment is easy enough. (white gloves are recommended.) The holder slides into the scanner and a detent aligns the holder in the scanner. The process is manual; i.e. you slide the holder into the first position, scan the slide and then slide the holder to the next position. If the slides are from the same batch with similar exposures, the process is pretty quick. I'd estimate a 2400 dpi scan takes about a minute. If the dust removal feature is on, the time doubles. I've found it hard to resist the temptation to get a better scan by fiddling with the gizmos in Silverfast. That slows things down a lot and the manual mounting a advancing of the holder isn't a factor for me. Hope that helps.
1832445
Yes, if you can pull the film thru while in the holder in the scanner without scratching the emulsion. I don't recommend it.
177877
This printer is provided specifically with tools which allow easy scanning of 35MM slides and film. No tooling is provided for other sizes. Although I supposeyou could rig up something. I mean if it can handle 35mm slides, then somehow it should be able to handle 4x5 negatives. Sorry for not having a more definitive answer for you.
516157
I have only scanned 35mm negatives and am not sure it will do any other size.
175969
Yes you can. In color and black and white. Good quality. Allows you to set up different folders and remembers most frequently used but also allows you to search the history. You can also name the files anything you want. One thing you need to watch is that when you scan, the roller area is narrow. If you are scanning something from photo paper, you should make sure the print doesn't get stuck. I just guide it from behind and give a gentle push if needed. Otherwise, this scanner scans most anything you want that is up to 9 1/2 inches in width.
1373910
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
521686
This is a scanner only, it is not any type of film developer. It will scan processed mounted or unmounted film only.
2115593
It will scan just about everything. You need select the advanced menu if your stuff is odd sized. I have scanned odd sized slides, the old style film strips, negatives of odd size as well. there are some trade offs- since it only comes with the 3 presized holders, it is a bit finicky, but it works.
2083824
The cartridge holders included with the scanner can hold 35mm B&W & color negatives plus slides. Other size carriers are not included.
2158923
The scanning quality is excellent (max = 600dpi). I have not tried to scan in negatives, but the scanning that i did perform caught sufficient detail i would suspect it would be fine. As for slides, that is a different question, as they are in the cardboard; i don't know if that will mess with the focus (being off the glass). Scanning resolution: Max = 600dpi in Jpeg or Tiff. I will run a negative through the scanner hopefully tonight and will let you know for sure.
1950757
No, you will have to develop your film first. If you try with undeveloped film, you will ruin the film by exposing it to light. This scanner works with negatives and/or slides (positives).
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
291556
I have this scanner and it will only do 35mm negatives. It does a pretty good job considering that this scanner is pretty cheap.
516158
The picture scanner part of this unit is adjustable. It could scan old film strips, negatives, etc.
608871
Probably not. The holders are sized for 35mm film or slides. You could ask the maker if they have any other scanners.
2009685
All I have ever scanned is 35mm slides and 3x5 prints. The directions indicate you can scan 35mm film, Monochrome and slides.
2210174
I know it did not scan the old studio portraits I have of my ancesters, taken years ago. The cardboard material of those is not thin enough to pass through the scanner, maybe because it is curved. It may be the same for mounted slides, though I did not try any of my mounted slides. Sorry, that's all the help I can give.
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Use a printer scanner for slides and 35MM film and you should be able to scan mounted slides. Both of my printer work