I have old slides from a Rolli camera. The actual slide size is 2"x2". Mounted they measure 2 3/4"x 2 3/4". Will they fit in this viewer?
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The viewer gives "full coverage, big picture viewing of 35 mm and all other 2x2 in. mounted slides". My slides were old fashioned, mounted slides and the viewer handled these perfectly.
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The slides on the file cabinet that I built using these slides are approximately 3/8 inch thick [that's about 0.375"]. The file cabinet consists of 3 drawers and the slides work beautifully. The only advice that I can give you is to make sure that your measurements are correct - I ruined 2 slides before I got this right. But overall, I'm very pleased with them and would buy them again. Good luck.
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I think you can get extra negative holders by ordering them. My converter came with 5. My holders accommodate 35 mm slides only. You may have to order a larger model for your large or medium format conversion.
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Yes it will fit. However, it does increase the size and feel of the grip and I found that itseriously interferes with the manipulation of the slide.I am looking into getting a guide rod type of laser.
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Ironically I've answered this question before. For a really long detailed answer you can look at similar questions. However in short, Yes it will fit. You may or may not have 1/8th of an inch of it sticking out past your slide as it is considerably longer than a full length Govt dust cover.
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You can adjust to any width and I put a 16" deep piece on. No problem. But if you don't square up the slides exactly, they will fight you. Just can't seem to get them to glide smooth.
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They should. The way they are sized up is by melting the plastic to form the slide in enclosure. This is done by machine and may differ depending on quality. I use this for smaller prints soI can not give you a definitive answer.
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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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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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I believe a standard slide is 5/8" x 3/8", so the answer is no. Not to say you couldn't find the appropriate size of bar stock and adapt it, but that would take a tot of work.
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if you can mount it in a 35 mm slide frame, you can get it to work. The quality of a 110mm slide or negative, however, is very low and probably not worthy of the extra effort. You can reframe it with any computer editor, after it's in an electronic format (jpg). Don't expect much - they didn't make very good snapshots, even in their heyday (1970's).
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My slides are all in slide cases so I don't bother with the holder at all. I can see you would need it only for bits of film not in slide cases. So I have a couple holders for just in case I need to digitize a loose piece of film or negative. The replacement holder seems to be exactly the same as the original so either consider frequent replacement as a cost of using the device or invest in a number of cheap slide mounts.
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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!
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24" slides are really a bit less, maybe 24-3/4" or so. I think they have cardboard on the package ends.
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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.
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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
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I'm sorry I don't remember exactly how wide the tape is. I believe it was 1" with 1/2" snap slides. We sewed it on new drapes to fit into the existing glide track. They also sell 3/4" snap slides do measure the track before purchasing. I hope this was helpful :-)