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20 people found this helpful
Easy to use AND it works!
By S. Porter on Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019
Wow! I've scanned "old school" with a flat bed scanner for years. This was freakishly fast and easy! I scanned hundreds of slides in one day. The quality is good. Good enough for photos, etc. Rather than scan at 4"x6" @ 300 pixels/inch as I normally would, it scans 80"X53" @ 72 pixels/inch, or 3840px X 5760px. If you're like me and have a few important family history photos you'd like scanned with more pixels, pull out your flat bed scanner. But this one does a great job, unless you're trying to zoom in on a photo to crop out that one person. I could not believe how fast I zipped through the photos. And all those pictures are now digitized and shared on Google Photos & my Apple Photos. I did not have the time to see if I could hook it up to my computer and scan them straight in. I put in a memory card and about every 33 photos, pulled it out and added it to my computer. That's probably the hard way, but I only had one day to do this, and I just didn't try to make that part easier. Scanning was so easy, I just didn't care! I would definitely buy this again, and will certainly tell others about it. This is a life changer and for the price? AMAZING!!! Pros? Did I say this was FAST?!! Easy. Great job. Cheap in comparison. It made the job accomplishable. Light & portable. Cons? No zooming in, no increasing pixel depth.
Top critical review
8 people found this helpful
Inexpensive and easy to use, but image quality is sub-par
By D. Workman on Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2020
This scanner works as advertised - plug it in, and you can be scanning slides and negatives in minutes. But the image quality is very disappointing; you get washed out grainy images with low contrast. I scanned both 35mm slides and negatives that I had also had prints of. You would think that scanning the prints would be lower quality (since the prints are already a second generation copy of the slides and negatives), but across the board using a 'consumer grade' photo scanner produced FAR better images. The "resolution' of the KODAK Mini Digital Film & Slide Scanner is relatively decent, and the pictures aren't horrible - just grainy and low contrast. Lastly, as noted in other reviews, it doesn't scan the entire frame and a bit of the edges get cropped.
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