Ideal for viewing 35mm film, the Kaiser Diascop 4 Slide Viewer offers 3x magnification along with back illumination for bright, clear viewing of transparencies or negatives. It is designed for viewing mounted 35mm slides, within standard 2 x 2" mounts. An integrated drop chute with collection tray expedites the process of looking at slides and keeps viewed slides in order. Additionally, 35mm film strips can also be viewed. Within the viewer is a replaceable 15W bulb to illuminate the film for easier viewing. A 6'-long power cord is also included.

For Viewing Mounted 35mm Slides    Can Be Used with Film Strips    Magnification: 3x    Drop Chute with Collection Tray    Replaceable 15W Lamp    Included 6'-Long Power Cord

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you replace the bulb easily if it burns out?

A: Yes it is easy to change the bulb

Q: 2. How does one change the batteries?

A: At back of unit press both sides simultaneously and pull back. Unit housing batteries and bulb will slide out.

Q: 3. Do you offer the power adapter for Doc Line SL-SV3?

A: We purchased this viewer in December of 2017 and have only used the 4 AA batteries although an adapter is available. The number is DL - SV3/AC. My husband uses this constantly and the batteries have lasted this long with no problem.

Q: 4. Does the 35mm film holder show the full image (to black edges) or does it crop it to the edges of the image?

A: The Kaiser FilmCopy Vario has adjustable stop pins to control the frame for film strips.

Q: 5. What are the thumbwheels in the front of the unit for?

A: The thumbwheels on the Kaiser FilmCopy Vario are used to push and pull vertical cropping bars.

Q: 6. I need a viewer to look at old 35 mm negatives. Will this device allow you to view negatives?

A: You’d be better off with a loupe https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/91995-REG/Samigon_GSA029_8x_Loupe.html This unit is for slides

Q: 7. I am looking for the "old" type for viewing slides that are alread on a light table. Will this work if you remove what appears to be a translucent backing?

A: A slide would be inserted into the Pana Vue product. Based on your description, a loupe such as the Peak PlaLupe 10x, BH # PE2032 would work best when viewing slides on a light table. https://bhpho.to/3ClhEob

Q: 8. What is the minimum IPD?

A: 54mm (2.13 inches)

Q: 9. Does it take 2 x 2 slides ?

A: I use it for viewing 35mm mounted slides, which measure 2 x2 . Side of box reads: Full coverage, big picture viewing of 35mm, and all other 2x2in (5x5cm) mounted slides.

Q: 10. How can this device have 2x and 3x option since the viewing area has the same size? Does the 3x crop the image? I'd really appreciate an explanation of how this really works. Thank you!

A: The Kaiser Diascop Mini 3 Slide Viewer with 3x Lens and Folding Arm (BH #KAVDM3 • MFR #202010) has 3x magnification. The Kaiser Diascop Mini 2 Slide Viewer with 2x Lens and Folding Arm (BH #KAVDM2 • MFR #202011) has 2x magnification. On the product page on our site one can select which model one wants under where it says "Magnification". One can choose one or the other model, but neither model would have both magnifications.