These scanners digitize common film negatives and slides: 35mm (listed as 35mm/135), 110, 126 and Super 8 negatives, and 135, 126 and 110 slides. Scans are saved as JPEG image files.
Native outputs are typically around 13 MP or 24 MP, with an interpolation option up to about 25 MP. A technical maximum resolution of 6000 × 4000 pixels is also listed.
Each unit has a 5-inch TFT/LCD color display for on-device preview. For larger viewing, the scanners provide an HDMI output so you can display images on an HDMI-compatible TV or monitor.
No computer is required. These scanners operate standalone with on-device controls that let you adjust brightness and RGB/color levels and perform mirror and flip edits directly on the scanner’s screen.
Accessory bundles may include long slide trays and long negative trays. Long slide trays are listed as holding 4 slides per tray, while long negative trays hold 6 frames per tray. Some bundles include multiple holder sets.
Scans are saved as JPEG image files (high-resolution JPEG outputs are referenced in the product details).
On-device controls typically let you adjust brightness and color (red/green/blue) and perform mirror and flip edits directly on the scanner’s LCD/TFT screen.