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Overview
Specifications
| Display | 2.4” Color LCD Display |
|---|---|
| Focus Range | Fixed |
| Exposure Control | Automatic/Manual (-2.0EV ~ +2.0EV) |
| Recording Resolution | 14 Megapixels 35mm film/135 slides: 4416x2944 pixels 110 film: 1984x1472 pixels 126 film: 3312x3312 pixels 4x6” photo: 3824x2512 pixels 3x5” photo: 3280x2208 pixels |
| Scan Quality | Film: 3200 dpi Photo: 700 dpi |
| Scan Method | Single Pass |
| Film Type | |
| Light Source | Film: back light (white LED) Photo: light bar (white LED) |
| File Format | JPEG |
| Image Playback | Single |
| TV Out Type | No TV out function available |
| Built-In Memory | No built-in memory – requires an SD card (included) |
| External Memory Card | Up to 32GB SD card |
| Scan Speed | 3-5 seconds |
| Language | English |
| Dimensions | 7.1 x 8.2 x 6.4 inches / 180.3 x 208.3 x 162.6 mm (HxWxD) |
| Weight | 2.3lb |
| Power Supply | Input: AC 100-240V 50-60Hz 0.2A, Output: DC 5V 1A |
| Certifications | FCC, ICES, CE, ROHS |
| UPC | 871363005137 |
| What's Included |
Customer Reviews
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Product working nicely. Was expecting a little more automatism though.
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Great for viewing old negatives.
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I like this product, but it is a little awkward to use. Also would like more information on using the cleaning brush. I received a knife-shaped thing with what looks like a removable cover on the end, but was unable to remove what looked like a cover. It's use is not clear.
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The item was perfect for what I needed.
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Very easy and anyone can use it. Love being able to save very old negatives of 110 and 35 mm and more. Can view the SD card right on the device too. The shipping box is the right height to put the device on so I don't strain my neck looking into the screen.
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follow instruction , will not power up, had to send it back, also said you can add a battery, not included, does not tell you what battery it takes
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I’ve been using this unit to scan 35mm slides and photos. The unit is very easy to use, takes up very little desk space and produces great digital copies. I highly recommend it!
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Got the box...so small, I was concerned. My mother wanted it as a gift, and she is not real savvy in newer technology so I was concerned. She picked it up immediately, and loves working with it!
Resources
Manual
FAQs
The Magnasonic FS60 film scanner can scan a number of different film formats including:
35mm film strips, 35mm slides, 110 film, 126 film and 4x4, 4x6, 4.2x3.2, 3.5x5, 3.4x2.1 photos. It can also scan in black and white, or in full color!
No, the FS60 cannot scan undeveloped film. It is important to never expose undeveloped film to light as it will overexpose and damage the film which cannot be recovered. Although most retailers don’t offer the option of developing film, some specialty photography shops offer the service.
While a computer is not necessary, it is highly recommended. The FS60 can scan directly to an SD card inserted in the scanner.
To view the scanned images, insert the SD card into a TV or computer with an SD card slot.
The FS60 will accept SD cards up to 32GB in size.
When powering on the FS60, it must be connected to either a USB port, or USB power adapter to turn on.
Absolutely! FS60 is compatible with MacOS 10.5 and up!
