Kodak Slide N Scan Digital Slide Scanner Unboxing and Review with Slide Show of Typical Results
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Unboxing, setup, demonstration, and review of the Kodak Slide N Scan digital slide and film negative scanner. Includes slideshow of some sample scanned 35mm slides.
00:00 Introduction and Long Story
06:57 Kodak Slide N Scan
08:28 Unboxing Begins
09:44 The Peel
10:49 SD Card Not Included (32GB Max)
11:50 Interface
12:31 Film Guides
13:31 Scanning Slides
16:09 Vinyl Transfer Slides
17:28 Slideshow
18:28 Review/Final Thoughts
21:02 Next Week?
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Loved the star wars reference :)
Thanks!
Such a fun demonstration! Thanks for sharing 😊
You’re welcome. Great little device.
Thanks very much. I wasn’t very impressed with the quality of the scans. I could be wrong, but they seemed to me noticeably worse than the source images. Problem is, the high quality slide scanners seem to require a lot more work. I wish there was a higher quality one that’s just as easy to use-even if it were to cost more.
That’s exactly the trade-off. I’m just happy to have a way to scan my old slides.
@@DrWiggo Sounds like you haven’t found one that’s high quality but easy to use.
Dslr scanning with software conversion is a good alternative. Photos will be much sharper than the slide and scan, which produces soft images. The white balance also seems to drift and requires rebooting the scanner.
GD and QMS in one night. Nice 😀
The late 60s/early 70s were awesome for the multibills. I saw shows like Humble Pie/ELP and Poco/Grateful Dead/The Byrds/Jefferson Airplane and Matthews Southern Comfort/Deep Purple/Rod Stewart. It was the best of times (but I only got backstage at the one).
Wow I'd love to see those photos when you're done...
Me too! (Most of the slides I was looking for weren't there; eventually I will find the box they're in and do another video.)
man.Good day- like ite,xcellent edition-😲
I wonder if people treat film and negatives interchangeably?
Good question. Knowing people, I would say probably.
I actually think that all these low-budget scanners inner-workings are _made_ by the same manufacturer, somewhere in far east like Taiwan.. And then different plastic casing is used, finally the scanner gets a 'brand' in the form of a sticker..
The sticker _Kodak_ is quite a bit more expensive than _no-name_.
Kodak is hardly better than the others, it is 'just' more expensive.
That is probably true. OTOH, perception can flavor reality, so if you think it's better that might make it better. Or not.
Can we view raw 35mm film pulled fresh out of its canister using a leader retriever through this to see what is on them? My wife has over 40 Kodak max400's but has no idea which photos are on which.
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. The design is for you to manually push the developed film strips through.
Yes, you simply slide the full full through. It has to be developed of course
Back in those days minimum wage was also $1.60 hr!
But houses cost less than cars do today!
J’en ai acheté un et je suis très déçu, je vais le revendre moitié prix 😠
Sorry to hear that.