The SLIDE N SCAN Max Digital Film Scanner from Kodak allows you to view, edit, and convert your old slides and strips into crisp, clear images with one touch of a button. The SLIDE N SCAN supports SD or SDHC cards, up to 32GB, and connects to any USB-C-compatible computer. 50mm slides (135, 110, 126), color negative films (135, 110, 126), and black and white negative films (135, 110, 126) are all compatible with the scanner. In addition to the main 50mm slide holder, three adapters are also provided for scanning 135, 110, and 126mm film.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Compatibility: 135/110/126 Slides & Film    Resolution: 13MP/22MP    Interface: USB 2.0    Image Sensor: 13MP CMOS

The scanner captures and converts photos using the scan button. Easy options let you choose film type, adjust color and brightness, and assign dates and times. No complex screens or settings.

A 14MP sensor can produce enhanced images to a resolution of 22MP.

The scanner is compatible with 50mm slides (135, 110, 126), color negative films (135, 110, 126), and black and white negative films (135, 110, 126).

The quick-feeding tray allows continuous load action.

View, edit, and convert your 50mm slides, color negatives, or black and white negatives into digital files. Save them directly to an SD card and easily transfer the images to a computer with the included USB cable.

Delivering crisp, clear, and balanced photographs, the scanner is an ideal solution for both color and black and white film negatives.

The 7" crystal-clear screen provides a wide viewing angle and can also be used as an electronic photo frame by positioning the scanner on a desk or coffee table and initiating Gallery Mode.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a ROLLEIFLEX 3.5, will this scan the film that the camera uses? I believe it’s 120.

A: The Kodak Slide-N-Scan Film and Slide Scanner can't scan 120 films. We have these two scanners that can scan 120 films from Rolleiflex 3.5. https://bhpho.to/3SJkLjT

Q: 2. power assembly instructions ?

A: The device is powered through a USB port on the side of the unit. The "power assembly" such as it is, consists of a USB cable and an AC adapter. The large end of the USB cable fits into the AC adapter and the AC adapter is plugged into an AC outlet. The smaller fitting on the other end of the cable fits into the USB port, or opening, on the side of the scanner.

Q: 3. What file type is the slide converted into?

A: The Kodak SLIDE N SCAN Max Digital Film Scanner converts the files to JPEG.

Q: 4. Is the resolution 13 or 22 megapixels?

A: The Kodak SLIDE N SCAN Max Digital Film Scanner has a 14MP sensor which can produce enhanced images of 22MP.

Q: 5. Does theDoes Kodak 5" model interpolate to 22MP?

A: The Kodak Slide-N-Scan Film and Slide Scanner will scan 35mm, 110 and 126 film, as well as 35mm slides and make 14MP image files. All files produced are 14MP.

Q: 6. Are you happy with the quality of the scanned negatives?

A: Yes, the Pana-Vue Pana-Scan Slide and Film Scanner has very good image quality. It can scan high quality images that have a resolution of 22 megapixels, scanning at 4200 DPI.

Q: 7. Can I use this scanner with Epson Scan Software or image capture? Or do you have to use proprietary Kodak software?

A: This scanner is self contained and does not need a computer to work with it. It does not work with any software. It is like a hard-drive. When you plug it into a computer via the USB cable it will come up like a memory card/ hard-drive on your computer.

Q: 8. The scanned images are stored in what digital format?

A: Images scanned with the Pana-Vue Pana-Scan Slide and Film Scanner are scanned as a .JPG file.

Q: 9. Couldn't find what digital format the images where saved as TIFF, JPEG OR OTHER?

A: It should be JPG but we do not have these in our store currently to confirm.

Q: 10. Does this scanner support 120 film negatives?

A: Unfortunately, the Kodak SLIDE N SCAN Max Digital Film Scanner does not support 120 film negatives.