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Kodak RODFS35 Scanza Digital Film Scanner
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It's quite simple and at least the images are very high resolution. I can see it's doing a lot of auto exposure, grain reduction, and color modulation, but I can live with it. I do think, since they've built in substantial software, you should be able to turn off all the auto stuff. I would really prefer to not have the smeary look that grain reduction gives the images.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This photo scanner does a pretty good job for the money. The images are not quite as sharp as the originals but it is quick and easy to use. For many items, it is sufficient. Do not expect professional quality scans.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
My Scanza was easy to set up and even easier to use. I figured that I would have to work with it an hour or two to be able to use it. The instructions were easy to follow, and I was scanning 35 year old negatives within 20 minutes. The sharpness and definition were outstanding! This product does everything it promises to do and then some. I was able to scan each image in three seconds or less. For the cost, it's a great value. For anyone wanting to preserve old memories in the form of negatives, this is the best product available for the price.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Easy to operate. Good for DIY scanning, but don't expect high resolution professional images. Only thing I didn't like was that images require cropping to get a perfect rectangular result. I had no problem using the trays to feed slides quickly through the scanner.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The fine tuning adjustments are marginal, and work, but if you have a bunch of slides to copy, this is definitely worth the investment ! It saves the image to an sd card (sold separately or one you have available), and then pop it into your computer, to make adjustments, i.e., croping, color corrections, etc. I have an expensive slide copier for my full frame dslr, and this method is quicker, and it's a table top device. The preview screen is more than adequate, and very clear. I recommend this to anyone who has a ton of photos to "digitize" ! Good one, Kodak !
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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