I have old slides from the '50s and '60s that measure 2.5 x 2.5 inches (unmounted). Will these fit into this converter?
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New data.OOOOPS!The slide frame is 2" x 2"The slide window is 1 3/8" x 7/8"MY SLIDES from this period (Kodak) fit and work very well.I hope I didn't mislead you.
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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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These slides can not be retro fitted. The drawer boxes have to be built to size.
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Yes, that is why I bought this to convert 60's & 70's slide film to computer - then you can do whatever you want with them. I though the scanned pictures looked great compared to the actual slides - but you slide pictures might be faded or pixels not that great. So understand this.
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I cannot answer this question. I have the Wolverine converter, these slide trays work very well with it.
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No, way! Perhaps the package is six inches but not the units. the ones I installed were approx 2" square (no more). I resealed the bottoms or I'd check the exact size for you. These were the same size as the originals. My lamps have a partitioned area for the controller & these fitted into it perfectly.
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Yes, it accepts mounted 35mm 2"x2" slides. When the slide is inserted, the slide protrudes slightly from the slot so one can get a grip on it to remove it after viewing. To view the slide, just press down on the top edge of the slide and a spring allows it to lower into the slot and automatically illuminate the frosted screen behind the slide for viewing.
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the drawer opening left to right needs to be 1" wider than the drawer itself. 1/2" on either side. the slides equal a 1/2" each
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I would think it would be the same! I have an XD9. You would have to make sure the size and specs are the same. But I'm pretty sure the slides would be the same size.
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Sorry - 35 mm slides, negative, mounted 110MM slides, and 110 negatives only. You probably need to go to a flatbed scanner that's designed to handle the larger stuff. That's what I ended up doing.
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You should be using 24" slides. I would search youtube to verify that answer.
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The slides are 16" long x 10 pcs=160"You 120" (10 ft ) and 60" (5ft ) = 180 "If you space each slide 2 inches you can get by with 2 packages, that small space would cause no issues.
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I haven't tried it, but I don't think there would be a way to get them into the slot. They would not fit in the standard slide tray.
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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.-
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I am quite certain you could use them "in reverse" for any number of shelf slides. They appear to be strong enough to support far more weight than most any slides I have seen. The dimensions wouldn't be as relevent to that application. The slide mountings for the recessed tray of a key board sit approx 3/8 of an inch from the bottom of the keyboard tray. That would mean you would either have to mount theses slides on the outside edges of your shelf idea or fit them with a spacer about that size and use longer screws.
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It will not fit, since the slide is a little over 8", and probably could accommodate something around 7.5" at most.
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They are about 4-5 inches by 6-7 inches. The slides do not work well on this set. My first set was much better than these, but they were the only ones I could find.