Will the 35mm trays hold a 3D slide without having to remove either film strip from the cardboard slide holder?
1119609
I don't recall reading any information that mentioned 3d slides. The strip holders all require just film but I've noted that they have trays other than what I've received, so I'd try contacting the maker.After posting this I noted the following answer and it looks sensible. Give it a shot.
1517859
I don't recall using a tray especially for 110 negatives, so I slid the 110 films in the slot, and was able to scan my films without the tray, but it was iffy. Quality wise, the scanner was not so great, so I returned and got my money back. Rene S.
758095
I bought one thinking it would support 35mm slides...funny that some of their all in one scanner printers have adaptable trays but not this one. What a rip!
1323558
I don't have metal slides but if they are the same size as the standard cardboard slides, I don't see why not. You insert them in the slot one at a time.
651425
The feeder trays are for 35mm slides and negatives. larger film would not fit in this scanner.
1032762
I'm not sure which "other" kind of slides you're referring to. It works with the standard 35mm slides.
1130025
Does this scan medium format negatives and transparencies (slides) or is it a fixed width film holder that just does 35mm?
2083068
I use them on 35mm negatives and slide film. They work very well. I don't see a reason they can't be used on any film.
1494263
I think the tray is for 35 MM only. Maybe other trays are available not sure.
1204205
It will work, but the slides, either glass or cardboard mounted, qwill NOT fit into the slide holder without removing them from the mounts
1715111
Yes, as long as it's framed by the cardboard and not just a negative filmstrip, hence a slide.
608871
Probably not. The holders are sized for 35mm film or slides. You could ask the maker if they have any other scanners.
1643681
I don't understand the .4 and .6 inch dimensions. If they are standard 35 mm slide holders, they should work. If you are talking about the size of the film itself such as, 16 mm or 8 mm film mounted in a slide holder, they should also work. Your dimensions of .4 and .6 inches might be the distance from the edge of the slide holder to the film opening.As long as the thickness and outside dimension of the slide holder is the same as standard, they should work.
721909
I don't know - If there is a compatible film tray, it may. The slot for the film tray is approximately 6.5 cm wide. That doesn't leave much room for the tray plastic itself. I found some aftermarket film trays of different formats were available, but I didn't look for that specifically.
1965966
It takes standard 35mm slides or film strips only. Most of mine are from the 50s and 60s. What size film were you using?
1643682
The slide copier I got with the trays did not have enough quality to use the trays much. My slides did fit in it. My slides and frames are 50 yrs old. And more than likely .6 though
118760
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.