Rapidly digitize your negatives, slides, and 8mm movies with this F2D Titan 8-in-1 High-Definition Film to Digital Converter from Wolverine Data. Able to work with 35mm, 110, 127, 126 and APS format films as well as 8mm and Super 8 movies, this scanner can help you scan almost all of your precious memories. Using a 20MP sensor, it can deliver high resolution scans up to 5472 x 3648 pixels in just 3 seconds. Users can view these images using the large 4.3" color LCD as well as tweak brightness and color balance settings. For smooth, fast scanning, the F2D Titan uses speed-load adapters dedicated to each format of slide or negative and then saves the images as JPEGs to either internal memory or an optional SD/SDHC memory card. Additionally, users can connect to a computer via a mini-USB port or output directly to a TV over HDMI. It is also easily powered via the USB connection and can be connected to AC power using the included power adapter.

Scan 35mm, 110, 127, 126, and APS Film    Works with 8mm & Super 8 Movies    20MP Scan Resolution: 5472 x 3648    Scan Speed: 3 Seconds    4.3" Color LCD Screen    Auto & Manual Brightness & Color Balance    Speed-Load Adapters for Slides/Negatives    Saves Images as JPEGs    Internal Memory & SD/SDHC Card Slot    Mini-USB and HDMI Ports; AC or USB Power

Supports 35mm slides in typical cardboard mounts, 35mm unmounted slides, 35mm negatives, 110, 127, 126, and APS format films as well as 8mm and Super 8 movies. Please note that some thicker 35mm slide mounts may not be compatible.

Speed-Load adapters for quickly loading film strips and slides

Single pass operation with LED backlight

Internal memory can hold up to 40 images

Compatible with Mac and Windows-based computers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you still need to develop the film first?

A: Yes, you need to develop the film first.

Q: 2. Does it come with a tray for 6 x 4.5?

A: Yes, the 120 film holder will accommodate 6x4.5 film.

Q: 3. Is it cropping 35 mm film?

A: This is compatible with 35mm film so it would not crop the scan.

Q: 4. Can it scan 6x7 format?

A: Yes, the Wolverine Data F2D Saturn 120 Medium Format, 35mm & 127 Film to Digital Converter (Red) can scan 6x7cm 120 medium format film.

Q: 5. What is the file size for a scan from a 35mm color slide?

A: It creates a jpeg image that is 5472 x 3648 pixels (roughly 20mp). The megabytes used for each jpeg varies slightly due to the jpeg compression. But roughly speaking a 32GB card would be able to hold around 5000 or more photos.

Q: 6. Crazy Question: Can one scan negative at two or three different density ranges and then take results from each and pin together in photoshop?. Little like HDR.

A: According to Wolverine Data, they state that the unit cannot scan at different densities. It can only scan one image at a time.

Q: 7. My slides are from 127 film and are mounted in aluminum frames (2x2). They are much thicker than the cardboard mounts. Will they work in this device? Second question: The 127 slides were clipped all around with the Kodak Scanza. Will I get the full size scanned image?

A: It may work, it depends how much thicker your slides are. The only way to truly know is to try it. We do have a 30 day return policy.

Q: 8. will it work with APS film?

A: I'm sorry, no, it does not scan aps film.

Q: 9. my slides are 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 in cardboard mounts. Will they work in this device?

A: The 120 insert only accepts film strips rather than mounted slides.

Q: 10. Does it work with 120 format film?

A: Yes, it works with 120 film.