Converts 35mm/110/126/ Super 8/8mm Film & 135/110/126 Slides into JPEG (FS52)
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13% of customers recommend this product
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easy to use 0 people found this helpfulEasy to use
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Exceeded my expectation, great way to share old slides 0 people found this helpfulI almost never write reviews but this product exceeded my expectations. I purchased the FS52 to scan 2500 old slides in order to share the images with family members. I was pleased with the speed and ease of scanning slides. This review is based completely on scanning 35mm slides, I did not try scanning negatives or movie film. Image quality was good and looked fine on a computer monitor and on a 50 inch TV. Some of my slides seemed to fit tightly in the adapter and required light force to feed them through but I believe this was due to some of the slides being warped slightly. I did not experience this with the vast majority of slides. One thing to remember is the last slide you feed into the adapter will not scan unless you follow it with one additional slide to push the last slide into scanning position. I scanned my slides one box at a time so I needed to do this at the end of each box. The adapter also had to be removed after each box to clear the last couple of slides. I tried the brightness and color adjustment but decided to forgo this in exchange for speed of scanning and planned on performing any adjustments post scan using PC software. The only slides that required any adjustment were slides that had poor image quality to start with. Although you can scan without additional memory in order for it to be usable with more than a few slides at a time a memory card is a must. Overall I am very pleased with this product and would recommend it especially for creating digital images of old family slides that can then be easily shared.
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History secured 0 people found this helpfulSuper easy to use. Even able to scan glass slides, just remove the slide feeder.
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Tiny size. Very happy with overall performance. Nice little handy machine. 0 people found this helpfulThis machine is not perfect but I like it. I received it the other week and have used it a few times and here are my immediate impressions:- The internal storage is only 64MB, so there isn't much internal space if you plan to scan a lot of images. So, you will need an SD card to store all the scanned images.- The SD card option is better even if you have only a few films to scan because SD card can be removed and inserted into your laptop to transfer images easily. If you save in the machine, you then have the hassle of connecting it to your computer through cable. So, much easier to simply save everything in an SD card. Makes storing and transferring images much easier.- It takes about 5 seconds to scan a film. That's not bad in my opinion. I am happy with that speed.- When it comes to the quality of the scan, it all depends on the state of your film. If it is really old and has suffered through the elements and has faded away or damaged somewhat, you will get a scan that reflects that stage of deterioration. So, I am surprised by other people's comments saying this doesn't scan well. I don't agree with that. I have several films with really bad state, and they scanned alright. I also had 10 year old films in pristine condition, and those scanned really well. Are they as good as a photo your current camera takes? No. But are they really good considering it is generating an image by scanning a 10 year old film? Absolutely. I am very happy with the overall performance.- Finally, I really love the palm-size unit. It is small enough to fit in your shirt or pants pocket. So, you can really carry it with you in a backpack. That tiny size is a huge benefit.
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Great product 0 people found this helpfulWe had about 600 slides to scan and it was very easier to do. Very happy the quality of the scan.
