Is a "rapid feed" or multiple slide feed attachment available for this device, to allow sequential scanning of more than 4 slides at a time?
805430
There is no rapid feed. Its a manual feed, one slide at a time. You don't want to scan 4 at a time as you may have to do a little editing to each slide prior to storage on the SD card. Hope this helps - AJ
805431
Not sure what you mean by sequential scanning however a slide attachment is shipped with the unit that holds a number of slides that you slide a lever to advance to the next slide and they then drop out the side as you run through the stack. Just looking at it I would guess that you could place 8-10 slides into the holder and you can keep adding them as you scan without removing the attachment.
2200406
Yes, it will scan the slides; but , as you suggest, you will have to take them out of their frames. There is a holder for 35mm slides, but not 2-1/4. One alternative, if you want to leave them in the holders, would be to lay the slides out in the 8x10 frame, choose Document Type: "Reflective (with film area guide)" then scan as a group. You'd need to go back with Photoshop and "cut" the individual images apart. I sometimes use the option "Reflective (with film area guide)" to scan odd size negatives and transparencies.
1640252
The product is not set up that way, the holder is designed for slides only, you could buy individual slide mounts and cut your negative to fit to try. Camera digital sensors do not record positive film in the way a scanner does (scanner software turns negative to positive}.
1909264
I just recently got this scanner, so am still learning some of the many features. In any event, the answer is that you can scan multiple documents/photos/slides or negatives provided they fit on the scanner bed. There is no automatic feed. You must manually set up the items that you want to scan. It's pretty easy to then save the items to your PC or other media. Hope this answers your question. You can also go to the Canon site for further information on the product.
1092025
You can do this with the capture software on a Mac (I have never used it with Windows, but assume it functions similarly). Simultanioisly scan of multiple documents is definitely not a hardware based function on this scanner.
1382320
Sorry I can't answer that question as I never used it to scan slides. Everything else scans beautifully, though.
269546
Mounted works fine. The holder will contain three slides. If you get the orientation wrong, it's easy to correct. Quality of scan? Hard to say. I did not have the best camera for most of my slide shooting.
2085707
I have used mine primarily to scan slides into my photo editing program on my computer so unable to answer that question.
1963036
Sorry. Not sure what that is. However, the upper screen allows to scan 5 by 7 photos and the side feeder takes up to 35mm slides.
1854182
Limited to scanning 8 1/2 x 11 at a time. I think Can be saved as PDF. Haven't done much with it yet.
2212857
NO you cannot do that. The document feeder is designed to hold 10 pages. When your scanner completes scanning a document the software will prompt for a name one document at a time. There is no batch scanning feature.
1043269
You have to place foto one by one.Slides in a frame of 4 slides and negatives in a frame of 6 negatives. Scan takes only fews seconds.
100140
Good Morning Karen, I'm sure that you can. There is a place and little devise that you use to scan them and slides. I believe it will work just a GOOD as the photo scanner works. I love my scanner. I have scanned approx. 500 photos in 3 different sessions and I still need to do many many more. I have negatives that I will be scanning also. Good Luck and again I LOVE MY PERSONAL PHOTO AND NEGATIVE SCANNER. YOU WILL TOO... Sincerely, Mary J. Kinch mkinch@aol.com
103867
Yes, 2"x2" slides, 4 at a time. I bought it to do just that on the recommendation of a commercial digitizing service.
1315728
I've been mostly caught up by the phrase "all-in-one with slide/neg scanning", that is exactly what I was looking for the many years! Thanks for the link - but there is very expensive slide-scanner talk mostly.Thanks again!
19051
I have only fooled with this a little, but yes, you insert the slides one at a time and the slide is scanned to a memory card (you supply). I think there is a way to scan to a file on your computer but I haven't been home to try all the features. The operation is very simple, there is a way to specify bw negatives, color negative, or slides. I am a little concerned about the quality of the images, but I need to get an image from a slide I've had professionally scanned, and then compare the two scans.
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This particular scanner does not have that kind of ability. The only one that we can think of that does is the VuPoint Magic Wand Portable Scanner with Auto-Feed Dock (prod # PDS-ST450-VP).