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- #59,024 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products)
- #34 in Slide & Negative Scanners
Easy Home Scanning
The main scanning device arrives with an arsenal of interchangeable adapters compatible with yesterday’s most popular film and slide formats. Specific accessories include negative and slide adapters, 110 negative film and slide trays, and a Super 8 slide tray.
Digital Done Simple
No more sophisticated computer programs or specialty machinery. Once your chosen adapter is installed, smart technology converts each slide or negative into a JPEG file that you can save via internal or external memory. Just keep loading for fast, continuous photo scanning.
Effortless Image Enhancement
You can view and edit photos right on the scanner, so there’s no need for secondary software. Once the image appears on the screen, use the flip and reverse functions to change orientation; you can also adjust brightness and RGB values for perfect coloration. Finally, certain films allow you to enhance resolution from 14 to 22 megapixels.
Full Specs & Details
- Function: Film scanner/USB MSDC
- nterface: USB 2.0
- Image Sensor: 14.0 megapixels (4416x3312); ½.33” CMOS sensor
- Display: 2.4” color TFT LCD
- Exposure Control: Automatic/Manual (-2.0 ~ +2.0 EV)
- White Balance: Automatic
- Resolution: 14 megapixels/22 megapixels*
- Scannable film types: 135 film (36 x 24mm), 126 film (27x27mm), 110 film (17 x 13mm), Super 8 film (4.01 x 5.79mm), Monochrome film, slides
- Scannable Slide formats: 35mm slides
- Scanned file format: JPEG
- TV-Out Type: NTSC/PAL
- External Memory Support: SD Card up to 32GB (Not Included)
- Power Supply: DC 5V adapter / Mini USB port
- Dimensions: 3.43” L x 3.41” W x 4.04” H
- Weight: 8.82oz
*Due to interpolation, the scanner automatically upgrades and enhances themegapixels of scanned photos from 14 – 22MP. Results not the same for all film types.
Heiner0001
Reviewed in Germany on January 30, 2025
Ich scanne meine alten Negative ein. Das Funktioniert gut. Zur Auflösung und Scannqualität kann ich nichts sagen, weil mir der Vergleich fehlt. Dias habe ich noch nicht versucht.
Marco & Anna
Reviewed in Italy on August 26, 2024
Preso di seconda scelta con un ampio risparmi, è arrivato perfetto. Non ha bisogno di troppe indicazione per poterlo usare, rapido per la scansioni di diapositive e negative , coi filmini non ho ancora provato. Buona risoluzione considerando che scansiono cose di più di 70 anni fa. Molto soddisfatta.
Mayra V.
Reviewed in Mexico on May 7, 2024
!!! Se ven las fotos super bien h es muy fácil de usar!!!
DBS
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
The scanner is easy to use. It is designed to scan films with different frame sizes, negative or positive, color or black and white. Internal memory is not too large and could be expanded with an SD card, which is not included. However, I did my scanning with uploading every 20-24 photos to a computer and freeing the device memory regularly. So, SD card was not needed.
AP
Reviewed in Belgium on September 25, 2023
I got carried away because it's a Kodak product, but it is extremely low quality and functionally very unsatisfactory. The plastic accessories are very fragile, I don't think they will last long. Not worth spend time digitalising my negatives to obtain such inadequate quality results. I will return this item.
SpyHunter
Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2022
Super easy to use. I primarily used it to scan 110 and 126 negatives and got results that I expected. A small hot spot where the lamp is but overall very passable.I was in the photo lab industry during its height and you need to adjust your expectations. Don’t expect to scan 110 or 126 film and have it look the same as taking a picture on your phone.Would definitely recommend for someone wanting to scan to keep images digitally. Might not meet your expectations if you want to make prints.
Richard Allen
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2020
I have only used the KODAK Mini Digital Film & Slide Scanner, which Converts 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8 & 8mm Film Negatives to jpg format, for converting 35 mm color slides taken with type 135 color slide film. My slides are mounted on commercial slide mounts used for slide projectors. I am able to process approximately five to six slides per minute when I am set up and organized by having the projector slide carousels that my slides are stored in sitting on a table next to the converter so I can pull the slides out and insert them in the converter and then put the converted slides back in the carousel in proper order as they are automatically pushed out of the converter. I haven't had any difficulty using the converter using the internal memory since I do not have an SD card like are used in many digital cameras. The internal memory in the converter will hold approximately 45 color photographs at 14 megapixel image quality before it has to be uploaded into a computer, and then formatted before the converter will input more photos into memory again. The instruction book DOES NOT have instructions on how to format the internal memory, and I had to experiment before discovering how to do this, which is to use the same procedure for formatting an external SD card. I do not recommend using the converter for doing entire Super 8 mm and 8 mm movies because each frame must be done individually, which would take many hours to do just a few minutes of movie time. Super 8 movies run at 24 frames per second and 8mm movies run at 16 frames per second, so for each minute this means that 1,440 and 960 photos, respectively, must be processed one at a time for each minute of movie. However, for obtaining one or just a few frames from a movie, the scanner is perfectly fine, but the image quality will not be any better than what is in the movie that is usually poor to begin with. My overall opinion is that the KODAK Mini Digital Film & Slide Scanner is easy to use and is a good device for which it is intended.
S. Porter
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.
Naturephotoguy
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2019
OK, folks, here's the deal. This scanner functions very well for its intended purpose. It creates files that are perfectly suitable for posting online, sharing via email, and printing at relatively small sizes. 8 x 10 would be pushing it. I see that Amazon is selling much cheaper units that appear to have the same specs. I paid extra for, frankly, the Kodak brand, should I need customer support (not so far).Pluses: it's quick to use; you can digitize quite a few negatives or slides in a relatively short time. The files are adequate for online posting and small prints.Minuses: it doesn't clean up dirty, scratched, or dusty source material. You really need external editing software to produce adequate images. I use Lightroom, which is excellent for correcting the color casts that appear on many scans, removing dust spots and scratches, and dialing back the over-saturation on many images. There's a lot of editing software out there that can do the same. Don't expect exhibition quality prints. However, I've attached a scan which came out quite well, and shows the resolution and color capability of the unit. I would expect that I could make a decent 5" x 7" print from this file.Do not use the 22 MB file size. It gives you no more detail, and if you need to up-res your file for printing, your editing software will do a much better job. If you scan something, and think, "Wow, that's a great slide/negative. I'd like to make an 11" x 14 print from it," then stop there and either send the slide/neg to ScanCafe or a similar service, or purchase an Epson V600, which will yield a much higher quality scan. But I've sent a number of scans of old negatives to folks pictured in them, and they've asked for larger file size copies from which they can make prints, so the quality is still pretty good.Bottom line: if you have realistic expectations and are willing to spend a little time in editing software (don't bother with the unit's editing controls), you will be quite happy with the results.
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