Will cardboard slides which have been mounted into metal frames (as was done in the '50s!) fit into viewer?
161312
Sorry I am slow in responding, I have been dealing with some serious health problems. I would say yes about your slides. The slot where you put the slides is wide enough to slip in three cardboard slides.
161313
I think so but my slides are only cardboard but it looks like it may work but can't say for sure.
2200405
Yes, you will be able to scan your 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" slides, you don't have to take them out of their metal frames. About the glass, I don't know about it, I never tried. Regards Alberto
423818
The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
1592531
First off you have to use a tray. The neg film tray takes a strip of six frames. The opening for each is 1"x1-1/2". The slide tray has four openings to take 2"x2" slides. Unfortunately it will not work for you.
1744912
Yes you would be able to use these slides. They will not come out all the way. You will need to fabricate something on the bottom of the drawer for the clips to mount into as they normally screw into the back of the drawer front. You will also have to fabricate internal blocking on a Face Frame Cabinet.
2245430
Now that I do not know. I would think so though. My computer is a couple of years old. It worked perfect for me. I enjoyed it so much and looked through old 35mm slides that went back to the late 50's, printed a bunch of them. I converted a storage box full of old slides. Could hardly pull myself from the computer during that time. Excellant buy for me.
338139
Mr. Walsh, the slides that I attempted to convert are the standard Kodak slides measuring 1 15/16" by 1 15/16". The slides fit somewhat snugly into the holder which leads me to believe that your 2 x 2 slides would not fit but I truthfully don't know. If your slides are actually 2 x 2, you will be attempting to squeeze an additional 1/8" (1/16" times 2 - top and bottom) and the same additional amount for the sides. I wish I could be more definitive in my answer but again, if your measurements are accurate, I have some serious doubts. Good Luck my friend, Ron Butler
338140
Yes. There is a tray that holds four, 2x2 slides. (2x2 being the outside dimension of the cardboard frame of the slide)
1715111
Yes, as long as it's framed by the cardboard and not just a negative filmstrip, hence a slide.
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.
241794
It's made for the standard 35mm cardboard slides. I know others have had issues with some of the plastic types of slides as they are apparently slightly thicker. I did come across a few slides that did not fit in the holders and I was able to actually hold it in place infront of the copier without using the slide holder. It works but it's not perfect. I am shooting with a T1i so should be the same pretty much. Hope that helps.
302145
Our unit uses a standard size viewer upon which is mounted the viewer. Believe you could use it with modification.
2129997
Yes they should work fine. Ww used these parts & they worked great. And the set with everything in is a great value. Everywhere we looked locally wanted @ least $10.00 a pc for those slides
1406448
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.
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;
472462
It definitely scans cardboard mounted slides. I have no advice on glass mounted slides.
2200407
What do you mean by "take them out of their metal frames"? I remember their used to be plastic things you could hang 16? slides in a file drawer. do you have to remove them from these too?