Does it take old individual slides surrounded by cardboard and also more recent 35mm negatives strips?
777873
It will easily do the old ones with cardboard and probably the others too. It worked very well for me on the old slides.
777874
All I have used in it are the old individual slides surrounded by cardboard.
777875
I used it to look at old individual slides surrounded by cardboard and it worked well. I have not tried it on 35mm negative strips.
777876
There is only one opening at the top of the viewer, so there would be no way to view a 35mm strip completely. You may be able to see the photos at each end, but that would be all.
1090091
If you are talking about photo-slides, then while it is possible, I would suggest not, as slides (and negatives) tend to be much more delicate than actual photographs, the act of having the slide or negative pulled through the mechanism could cause tears in the media. Given the opportunity I would suggest using a flatbed scanner for those.
244531
There is also a holder of 110 negatives and one for slides. It works great.
472462
It definitely scans cardboard mounted slides. I have no advice on glass mounted slides.
472461
Did work with about 700 old cardboard slides I had. No experience with glass slides. The device is a little fragile, and requires patience to fit and use.
1640249
The HD2 Duplicator I received came with a slide holder only. Photo processor companies in the U.S. normally return the negatives in strips of four images. I don't know about other places in the world. I would have to cut the strip into separate images and mount them into a slide frame before I could use the duplicator. I know that it was possible to get cardboard slide frames to mount 35 mm images yourself years ago. I don't know if it still is. It would be a bit of work.
1222754
Mark, I used it for slides and it worked well, It comes with a slider that you put your negatives in, you should be fine.
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.
1354906
Absolutely NOT. The scanner's light source will only cover up to a 35mm negative or slide's image area. I was hoping to do 2-1/4 negatives and super slides but there's no possible way. It does 35mm's and flat art just great, though.
2115599
If your slides deviate from the standard 35 mm frames, you need to select the advanced menu, but yes this scanner will do them.
1340888
I've only scanned slides but I would guess photos will do well also. File format is JPEG. The file size would be limited by the space available on the micro-SD card. I'll try some photos and respond again. I am very happy with the scanner for slides, however.
1671062
Yes, if you are prepared to remove the film from the holder, either cardboard or plastic with glass. The duplicator is too small to accept standard slides in cardboard or glass/plastic. Too bad, it looked like a good product.
1031481
I cannot say if it will fit or not. But be aware, neither cardboard or glass mounted slides will fit in the holder. You'll have to un-mount the slide and use only the film in order to use it with standard 35mm slides.-
1116953
I have not done it yet, but the specification say that it will, and that's one of the reasons I bought it. It has settings for positives or negatives, and for color or black and white (and many other settings). So far I have scanned over 1500 color slides and I am amazed at the quality for this price. It comes with a slide holder and a negative holder.
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This equipment does come with a tray for the usage of the old 110mm films - 35mm films and even the slide type of films. But what sort of "old disc negatives" are you referring to? The ones ( 110 mm, 35mm, and slide films) this machine uses are the ones that is still being use today but rarely since all has been using digital with SD cards. I gave this machine to someone else since I can't use it to my laptop and will not operate. It is because my laptop at the time is a refurbished one. But I did check what was inside the box and tried it before I finally gave it to someone esle. Sorry. This equipment does come with a tray for the usage of the old 110mm films - 35mm films and even the slide type of films. But what sort of "old disc negatives" are you referring to? The ones ( 110 mm, 35mm, and slide films) this machine uses are the ones that is still being use today but rarely since all has been using digital with SD cards. I gave this machine to someone else since I can't use it to my laptop and will not operate. It is because my laptop at the time is a refurbished one. But I did check what was inside the box and tried it before I finally gave it to someone esle.... » Read More This equipment does come with a tray for the usage of the old 110mm films - 35mm films and even the slide type of films. But what sort of "old disc negatives" are you referring to? The ones ( 110 mm, 35mm, and slide films) this machine uses are the ones that is still being use today but rarely since all has been using digital with SD cards. I gave this machine to someone else since I can't use it to my laptop and will not operate. It is because my laptop at the time is a refurbished one. But I did check what was inside the box and tried it before I finally gave it to someone esle. Sorry. « Show Less
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The trays for slides, negatives, and pictures are included. I converted nearly 3,000 slides with my unit. Did a fantastic job. My neighbors liked the results so well, that they purchased my "used" unit for half the price of what I paid for it new. On a scale of 1 to 10; I give it a 9.5!
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I haven't tried that yet but it is supposed to scan any 35 mm color or black and white negatives. The only 35 mm slides it would not scan are the dark ones that could only see spots of light like distant street lights and such.