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The scanners accept common still‑film formats: 35mm (often labeled 135), 110, and 126, plus Super 8 film negatives. They also accept slides in 135 (35mm), 126 and 110 sizes using the appropriate adapters.

Models list native captures such as about 13MP and 24MP, and some offer software interpolation/upscaling up to about 25MP. Listings also show a maximum pixel dimension of 6000 × 4000 (which corresponds to roughly 24MP).

On‑device controls let you adjust brightness and RGB color levels and perform simple transforms such as flipping or mirroring images — so basic corrections can be done without a computer.

The scanners provide USB connections (Type‑C or mini‑USB/micro‑USB depending on model) and an SD card slot for storage. For external viewing they also include HDMI output to connect to TVs or monitors.

Scan times are fast — listings indicate about 5 seconds per frame on average, helped by quick‑load film trays. Actual times may vary by model and settings.

Built‑in memory holds a limited number of images (about 50 images cited on some listings). Adding an SD card greatly expands capacity (listings cite up to about 20,000 images on a suitably large card). Files can be transferred to a PC or Mac either by connecting the scanner with the supplied USB cable or by removing/reading the SD card on your computer.