does it convert 35 mm slides to digital images?
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No it doesn't. There are devices that does what you're looking for, but this Canon just scans whatever you see with the naked eye to a digital image. That's actually pretty interesting you've asked. I might have to try it one day. The digital image might be pretty small, but if zoomed the image quality might still be good. Plus with the bright light scanning the image, I would assume the colors might stand out other than being amber and tinted.
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Kathleen,No, this printer has no ability to scan 35mm slides. It just has a normal flatbed (document-size) scanner. While another answer suggests that it might be possible, flatbed and 35mm scanners work differently. I would never attempt to use this to scan film. You might also check Epson. They have good printers and models that do scan both documents and slides or film negatives.
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Yes, you can view the slides easily, no problem. I did not find my 35mm negatives until recently and did not think to view them. I am not sure if it would be possible. My negatives are in one long strip and I think I could view them. Ginnie W
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No...it goes to memory card and than you have the option to download to your computer...Its easy to use and worked great...I use it on slides and negatives.....if you are looking for a easy and efficient way to do a transfer to digital...this is it. I had no problems, except once you do all the transfers,there is no other use for the device. It's just another standby device in my closet. But,it did what I wanted and exceeded expectations.
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Josh -- Yes. You have to transfer your digital image files to the SD card through your computer and plug the loaded card into the frame. Then you go into setup and tell it to play the slideshow from the SD card. I like the flexibility it provides. You can clean up the image (red eye reduction, cropping, etc) and only load the pictures you want on to the memory card. Hope it helps.
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The slide is not compatible with 8mm. It is designed to fit 35mm slides and 35mm negatives. If you could design a slide mechanism to fit the slot, I see no reason why it would not capture them.
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Yes it scans slides from 35 mm film, and the result is much better than that from my Epson V700.
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It will ask you what type, but best is JPEG if you want to print some later! But it was SOOOO slow I returned it to Amazon and took my slides to Costco to be put on a DVD. They formatted a slide presentation with titles,music, graphics etc. It was painless and efficient as I had hundreds of slides for many years. I now am able to take the DVD to friends and family to show.
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Yes. Here is a pic of that scanner with the slide tray: Wolverine F2D20 20 MegaPixels 35mm to Digital Converter
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If slide is 35mm ( i think is standart size) film you can use it. In my case i use it for digitalizing my slides using digital camera trough visor of pana-vue.
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no it does not. I have some of the larger glass slides. It converts larger prints but not negatives or slides.
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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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I don't have the answer for that. I have done a lot of 35mm slides and a few pictures with the ION SD photo machine and it works great. I don't have any superslides that are 40mm so I can't answer that question either. i was able to put old pictures on an sd card and also on my computer. I am very happy with the results I got from this. I would buy it again.
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I think the scanner does a great job with 35 mm slides or negatives. It has a slide holder for 4 slides at a time.
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i put my Dad's old slides in this and it scanned to my computer. i haven't tried the 110 film yet but the slides worked great
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Hello...You can as long as your files to convert ends with .bmp, .tga, .pcx , .tif or tiff. I'm not sure about anything else. Hope this helps.
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It cannot easily scan 35 mm slides, which should be back-lit. You can rig it up, though, as I have. Lay the slide on the platen, put a sheet of white paper over it, then shine a lamp above it. This provides back-lighting that will work. It works for negative strips, too.
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Probably not. there some sites that print or convert those slides to dvd. Costco might do it for you too