Digital Scan Back Camera

The LI-50B Olympus battery is a great addition to my Olympus Digital camera. It gives me plenty of Back-up power for longer than normal photo sessions.

In this digital age, binders like this are still important because I scan just about everything I shoot with various camera formats. It holds all of the formats, from 35mm to 8x10 film. I have an oddball sized film too, panoramic wide field negatives and positives. It is built tough for day-to day usage and is archivally durable, it's perfect.

Back to film after many many years of digital. Love the way this film makes my images look. I have that passion I had when first making images again. It's a whole new world when shooting film. More time is needed considering the shot. The wonderment and uncertainty is there again. Great film at a great price. Much cheaper than @ which surprised me. I ordered 25 rolls and look to order more soon.

Back in the day, my husband bought digital audio tapes from B&H. So when I needed a portfolio to store some vintage posters and they popped up in my search that they were an established company. Purchasing two of these portfolios qualified for expedited free delivery, and they arrived a day earlier than scheduled, in the manufacturers box and wrapped very securely for their size. I would recommend both this product for storing posters flat as well as B&H as a trusted online seller.

Back up camera for spring turkey hunts and it is going to be perfect.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

Back up

Used this to scan and convert 1,800 slides to digital format , these were 50 year old slides and the results were outstanding!!especially for a less than $150 price tag. would definitly purchase again. DAW

I have a large collection of 6x6 slides and am preparing to scan them to digital. This item works great as a temporary holder for the slides in an orderly fashion while waiting to scan. The slide can be identified by number as well as the number of the the slide tray by writing on the sleve. Great

I am scanning my negatives and slides to digital and as I scan each film, I am moving the film from the sleeves and envelopes provided by the lab to pages in binders. The Print File pages for slides has a top load section for sliding notes in, which has a tendency to slide out. The pages for negatives are side load and sealed at the top. I with the slide pages were the same.