Ich scanne meine alten Negative ein. Das Funktioniert gut. Zur Auflösung und Scannqualität kann ich nichts sagen, weil mir der Vergleich fehlt. Dias habe ich noch nicht versucht.

!!! Se ven las fotos super bien h es muy fácil de usar!!!

Überhaupt nicht meine Vorstellung alles so billig verarbeitet

Preso di seconda scelta con un ampio risparmi, è arrivato perfetto. Non ha bisogno di troppe indicazione per poterlo usare, rapido per la scansioni di diapositive e negative , coi filmini non ho ancora provato. Buona risoluzione considerando che scansiono cose di più di 70 anni fa. Molto soddisfatta.

Item as described.Not new, but in perfect condition.Installation simple.Usage simple and intuitive.Of course, Super8 is "frame by frame", there is no motor, but that was perfectly clear.Transfer to PC either via memory card, or via menu which creates shared folder - very simple and effective.I work with negatives, but colleague uses slides - both work just fine.

I got carried away because it's a Kodak product, but it is extremely low quality and functionally very unsatisfactory. The plastic accessories are very fragile, I don't think they will last long. Not worth spend time digitalising my negatives to obtain such inadequate quality results. I will return this item.

As I've only used this device for 135/110 photo negatives, I can't comment on how well it works for dia slides, Super8 film and other negatives.At around 150 euros, this device is too expensive for what it actually does. It's very convenient if you want to get quick scans of hundreds or thousands of negatives for a basic digital copy, but there are a handful of caveats.Number one fault: It doesn't scan the whole negative, the outermost positions (left, right, top, bottom) of the image don't get scanned. While moving the film negative in the tray helps with adjusting the photo more to the left or right, there's no way to get the absolute top and bottom parts of the image scanned with this device.Other major issues that you should take into account before buying this device:- In some scans the device's inner lights that light the negative up for the scanning result in the edges of the scanned image looking much brighter than they should thanks to the light bulbs in the machine. While this depends a lot on the negative in question (i.e. what kind of a photo was developed), in many cases the same negatives scanned on an old CanoGear flatbed scanner from the early 2010s still result in better scans for those images.- Using the cleaning stick is more or less mandatory before and after scanning each negative, since if there's dust on the scanner surface and you don't remove it, it's blatantly visible in each scanned photo.Minor issues:- Using a 32 GB microSD card in a standard SD card adapter resulted in the device complaining about the SD card being full after only 200 megabytes -> while switching to an older 2 GB full SD card took care of that problem, it's still not particularly helpful- The trays are designed so that you should insert the film negative into the right side of the tray (as per the arrows on the trays themselves) and push it to the left, which in most cases results in the negative soon hitting the tray's inner parts after the first photo, so you'd have to apply a bit of force to get it to continue sliding, and thus possibly damage the negative in the process. While this is very easily bypassed by inserting the slides into the tray from the left and pushing them to the right, this might result in being unable to get the film negative into the tray properly (once again risking damage) because it's not designed for the negative to enter the tray easily from the left.Summary: The price of this device would match its quality at 75 euros, not 140+. But for the purpose of quickly getting some kind of a digital copy (sadly with cropped borders) of hundreds or thousands of film negatives, it's very convenient in that regard if you want to pay the price.

It's quick and easy to learn to use and can adjust to color/exposure easily. It's not made all that solid and seems very similar to my other one that was less than half the price.

als Dia Scanner hätte ich mir gewünscht, das auch normal gerahmte Dias durchpassen, Kodak hatte eigene Paprahmen, die gehen durch, selbst gerahmte nicht.Für ungerahmtes Filmmaterial okGut ist, speicherung auf SD Karte

Super easy to use. I primarily used it to scan 110 and 126 negatives and got results that I expected. A small hot spot where the lamp is but overall very passable.I was in the photo lab industry during its height and you need to adjust your expectations. Don’t expect to scan 110 or 126 film and have it look the same as taking a picture on your phone.Would definitely recommend for someone wanting to scan to keep images digitally. Might not meet your expectations if you want to make prints.

es ließen sich keine SW Negative einscannen - der Kontakt zum Support führte zum Ergebnis - der Scanner funktioniert einwandfrei. "Folientyp" ist eine etwas seltsame Übersetzung für "Film Type" . Die Einstellung auf schwarz/weiß hat das Problem gelöst. "not reading manual error" hätte ich einfacher haben können. Danke an den Support! Die Qualität der Bilder ist nicht schlechter (eher besser) als die mitlerweile vergilbten Bilder der Abzüge. Korrekturen sind jetzt durch diverse Bearbeitungstools leicht vorzunehmen. Daumen hoch!

Ich habe schon mehrere solche Scanner getestet, dieser ist bis jetzt der Beste. Hauptsächlich habe ich den Scanner für 110 Filme gekauft, da ich für meinem Flachbettscanner für diese Filme keine Einschübe habe. Die 110er Filme gehen leider etwas schwer durch die Führung und man muss immer mit einer Pinzette nachhelfen. Für den Preis ist das Gerät okay. Schade, dass solche Scanner nur auf JPG speichern.

Ich wollte schon lange einmal meine vielen alten Negative in digitaler Form haben, und habe dieses Gerät entdeckt. Nach langer Überlegung, wegen der eher nicht ganz so guten Rezessionen, habe ich mich dennoch zum Kauf entschlossen und es nicht bereut. Das Gerät war in genau 2 Minuten einsatzbereit und die 35mm Negative lassen sich wunderbar einscannen. Teilweise wird zwar ein ganz kleiner Teil vom Negativ nicht gescannt, was mir jedoch von 1.000 gescanten Fotos bei nur drei Fotos Probleme bereitet hat. Die Bedienung ist selbsterklärend und sollte auch für jene, die mit der Technik auf Kriegsfuß stehen kein Problem darstellen. Die Fotos werden auch blitzschnell gescant und die Qualität passt. 30 Jahre alte Negative haben nun einmal auch nicht die gleiche Qualität wie heute ein Digitalfoto mit modernster Technik. Ich bin froh, dass ich das Gerät gekauft habe und bin sehr zufrieden.