Digitize your film and slides with the Mobile Film Scanner from Kodak. Crafted from heavyweight cardboard, which folds down into a small, compact package for portable ease, the mobile scanner uses a built-in LED backlight to illuminate your old 35mm films and slides. After downloading the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner app, place your smartphone on top of the scanner, and old photographs become digitized in seconds. Additionally, the app lets you control everything on your smartphone screen. Crop, rotate and adjust images, alter color and contrast, add flattering filters, and switch your camera from negative to positive mode with just a swipe. The simple interface makes it easy to download pics to your smartphone and share directly to your favorite social media sites.

Digitizes Film and Slides    Crop, Rotate & Adjust Images    Adjusts Color & Contrast    Adds Filters

• Folds down into a small, compact package for portability

• Internal LED backlight

• Digitizes all your 35mm black and white and color negatives with ease and efficiency

• Restores old photos to their former glory with a full suite of editing features

• Simple interface for downloading pics to your smartphone and sharing directly to your favorite social media sites

• Powered by 2 x AA batteries (not included)

• For Android 5.0 and up & iOS iPhone 6 and up

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it scan 120 medium format film?

A: No, the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner, B&H # KORODFS35, is not designed to scan 120 film. The Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner is designed for use with 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8, and 8mm.

Q: 2. Does this device have focus adjustment?

A: No, the manufacturer does not indicate that the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner has any focus adjustment capability.

Q: 3. 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: 4. I have found some very old (100 year old) negatives, size 2-1/2" x 4" of my mother as a child. Will the Kodak Scanza be able to scan them?

A: You can purchase a flatbed scanner that scans larger size negatives/slides. You will have to mask off the scan area, as the holders are not exactly 2.5x4. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3eHEjQo

Q: 5. When it says this will scan movie film (Super 8, etc.) is that one frame at a time or can you digitize an entire reel into a video?

A: One frame at the time and than you can crate a video on post production

Q: 6. What is the highest resolution achieved by scnner?

A: When using the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner, the highest resolution is available as an "optical" resolution, or an "interpolated" resolution. When one figures "dpi" resolution, it is standard to figure the dpi depending on the intended size of print. This Kodak Scanza Scanner will achieve "optical" 1500 dpi for an 8x10, and "interpolated" 2400 and dpi for an 8x10 as well.

Q: 7. What are the video specs for Super 8 scanning?

A: When one is using the Kodak Scanza Digital Film Scanner for Super 8 scanning, their are no "video specs", because the Scanza scanner is a one frame at a time scanner. Slide shows are possible but not motion picture.

Q: 8. What is the scan time per slide or negative?

A: Expect about 1 slide every 2 seconds.

Q: 9. I tired an inexpensive slide scanner a while back. The whites were blown out and it didn't convert well overall. How good is this scanner at getting you close to original quality?

A: This scanner is decent, but given your past experience, you may want to up your game. Try the Plustec 8100.

Q: 10. Is the HDMI port type A or type C? I would like to connect to a VGA monitor and need to know what kind of adapter to purchase.

A: It comes with a Type A to Type C HDMI cable, the port on the back is Type C.