Digital Film & Photo Scanner Multi-Function Combo Scanner with HD 22MP, Convert 135Film/35mm slide/110Film/Photo/Document/Business Card to Digital JPG Files, 2.4 inch LCD, Black

If you're older than 30, you probably know what I'm talking about... You have a box that's just filled with photos that you, or your parents, took when you were younger. You know, before everything went digital. Sometimes the photos survived, but most of the time they were in an album that sat out too long and started to fade. How do you recover those memories? I recently found a box full of pristine negatives from a trip I took to Russia when I was in high school. I didn't have many of the original photos, but the negatives were in great shape. That's where this product comes into play. One afternoon and a trip down memory lane later, and I have a nice digital collection of pictures from my trip, some I hadn't seen or thought about for years. Nostalga alone is worth the price! Now for the technical details. The scanner was well packaged and comes with everything you need to get going, except a memory card. It takes standard SD cards, which I had tons lying around, so that wasn't an issue. It comes with a USB cable and can be powered via a computer or by using the included power plug. It has gloves to protect your negatives and various adapters to fit slides, 35mm and other film sizes. I used this with 35mm film. Loading the film was easy and you have some basic options to improve the quality of the scan and the color. I think I'd likely use a photo editor on my computer to enhance some, but it's nice to be able to brighten up some of the darker pictures. Scanning is a breeze and then you can just connect the USB to your computer and download the files. In my images, you can see a picture I took from the Red Square and the final image is the scan uploaded from my computer. It looks great for a 30 year old negative! I highly recommend this scanner if you have a bunch of negatives lying around that you'd like to share digitally. It works great, is easy to use and really brings out a lot of fantastic memories.

I was very disappointed with this scanner, the negative function would not work, and the scanned picture quality was pretty horrible. I might have gotten a defective unit, either way it was returned ——- I was given a second scanner, this one worked perfectly. I changed my review from a 5 to 4 star. The customer service on this device is out standing, and the product works perfectly! I scans negatives perfectly, and does what I bought it to do.

I had hundreds of old 35 mm slides that are 50 years or more old. These two were taken in Feb 1968 at Houston Zoo. the slides were my dads, and these had been through a house fire, and I have stored them for years wondering what to do with them. I even stored them in my garage in Arizona in a carboard box for the last 16 years()Temps of 100 plus degree)s. I had little hope for the quality to be any good , but I purchased this machine because of some good reviews and just to see if I could covert these to digital. The original slides where taken with early 35 mm cameras and even a kodak stereo camera. So the quality is not nearly what you would get with todays cameras or even cell phone pics. The scanner does provide for some color adjustments, but these are copied just as they were taken. I also found it easier not to open the plastic tray but to but the tray out of the scanner and slip slides in and out without opening the tray. Opening the tray was a hassle. But by sliding out the slide and sliding another slide into the end slot it was a quick operation. Even the stereo slides which are a little smaller than a standard 35 mm slide worked great with one end of the slide sticking out but since is was basically a duplicate of the other slide that worked even better for reloading. I have not tried film or other size slides. I do have some old 2x2 slides but haven't figured out how to copy them. If you have old slides that you thought you would never be able to view again, go for it. It's worth the price to see these old pics of my parents I thought were forever lost.

Zero stars. Totally false advertising. The representation of the device lends you to believe that a 35 mm negative will show up as a print. It does not, It is just a representation of the negative

I have been using this to digitize my photos, a scanner would be better. It doesnt take smaller photos and the photos it does take get stuck. Used my printer/scanner for the small photos and wished I would've tried that before buying this. Some photos have a glare and some are now ruined from being stuck and having to pry them out with tweezers. For the price it was a disappointment. This photo project took many weeks and I am unable to return this item. Lesson learned.

I can't believe how fast it can scan a photo. It takes a little longer with slides because they have to be placed in the fixture, but it dose a great job. A lot faster than my printer/scanner

How many of you still have 35mm films around? My parents do! How about 4"x6" and 5"x7" prints? Of course, we do! Digitizing them took a VERY long time: I'd have to take the prints, tape them to 8"x10" sheets, scan them at work, send the resulting PDF home, and edit/crop them out with Photoshop. Scanning films was impossible as I did not have equipment for it, and I started looking for a digitizer that could scan both films and prints. Bought this Qpix one on sale for $110. PROS - Scans multiple film negatives - Scans slides, business cards, and 3x5, 4x6, and 5x7 prints - Easy to use - Fairly fast scans - Can scan a whole roll of film at once - Saves to SD cards - Built in LCD screen to preview the scans before saving - Saves as JPEG files so you can share - 14 MP image sensor produces quite good scans - Does not require a computer (so, images are saved to SD card and can be read by Mac, Windows, Linux, etc) CONS - Pricey, though comparable to a similar Kodak scanner (but the Kodak cannot scan prints) - Manual has grammatical errors, but was easy enough to follow - Can only scan one print at a time, but can process a whole roll of a film Overall, despite the high price for these types of devices, it accomplishes what I needed -- and does it very well. Being able to save precious memories is PRICELESS.

I'd been looking at slide photo scanners for awhile. I had 6 boxes of 35mm slides from the late 70s and early 80s when I was hiking the Olympic Mountains, The Cascades and Mount Adams on a pretty regular basis while stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington. When I was shipped out to Germany, I continued taking pictures, ending up with about 1000 from both locations. I'm not much of a photographer, but I do like to click away. When I received the machine, I started loading the slides on a memory card that I pulled out of my Canon camera. I'd load 50 or so photos on the card and then upload them to google photos. I was happy to see that the uploaded photos came in at a remarkably clear 21.2 MP. I ended up saving about 400 of the slides to my computer. The other 600 were not worth saving (old girlfriend). Once you have the images on your computer, it's easy to edit the photos. There are some lighting and tint adjustments that can be done with this unit, but it's easier to do do on your phone or laptop. I'm glad I bought this unit and have just two hints for you. Clean your slides with the tool provided or a camera brush before transferring to the memory card. Dust on your slide will make Jimmy's birthday cake look like it's covered with bugs. Hint number two: make sure your memory card is in the unlocked position (slide control on side of card). Mine was locked and I was ready to return this unit as defective, until I figured out what I'd done wrong. It's a bit of a chore at first, doing one slide at a time, but once you get in a rhythm it goes pretty fast and it is certainly rewarding. My sister is bringing over Mom's family slides for transfer next and I'm looking forward to it.

Le produit est bon et facile à utiliser. Attention à ce que vous avez en négatifs. J’ai eu à scanner 6 diapos et c’est très bien. Par contre, je suis incapable de tirer d’autres négatifs qui datent des années 50 et 60 à cause du format. Ça me fait cher pour quelques tirages.

In concept the unit is good but in practice it delivers poorly. Slide delivery mechanism is bad, slides jam and it is not simple to use. It seems to have a very flaky software system because the display often shows up a triangle error. The quality of conversion is not great either but I suppose the lens quality in a cheap machine reflects in the output images. Not something I would recommend.

The image may be decent. But the colour is definitely off. You get to adjust either the red, blue, green, or yellow filters for the image you scan. But you have to do it manually, and it is impossible to get the original colours of the image, or even a believable colour. Don't buy the product. Invest in something more professional with a higher cost. Saves time and effort.

Photo scanner part did not work. I had to open it and reconnect the cables for the light. After that it works fine

Il fonctionne plutôt bien avec des vieux négatifs en noir et blanc. J'ai pu obtenir une photo numérique d'assez bonne qualité. Pas pour des agrandissements importants, mais fait bien le travail pour son prix. Petit, compact, fun et facile à utiliser. Je suis satisfaite!