Digital Film Scanner with 22MP, Converts 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8 Films, Slides, Negatives to JPEG, Tilt-Up 3.5" LCD, Includes Cables, Film Inserts&More, MAC and PC Compatible : ��غ��.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

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Digital Film Scanner with 22MP, Converts 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8 Films, Slides, Negatives to JPEG, Tilt-Up 3.5" LCD, Includes Cables, Film Inserts&More, MAC and PC Compatible

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Media type	Negatives, Slide
Scanner type	Film
Brand	eyesen
Connectivity technology	HDMI
Resolution	250
Item weight	771 Grams
Sheet size	A4
Optical sensor technology	CMOS
Minimum system requirements.	Windows 7
UPC	791360559702

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Converts 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8 & 8mm film negatives & Slides to JPEG Digital Files within 2 seconds with faster speed.
Stand-Alone and no computer or software required,Tilt-Up 3.5’’ color TFT LCD screen,Easy operation & Convenient adjust scanning resolution,brightness & coloration.
Digitized photo quality up to 22 Megapixels, Mac & PC Compatible, transfers high resolution images to your computer, laptop, smartphone and tablet.
Intuitive user interface with functional buttons, easy to capture & save images to SD card (not included), supports up to 128GB.
Comes with easy-loading film & negative adapters & film inserts&more, allows you to video out for TV connection(TV&HDMI cables included)

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connectivity tech	HDMI	USB, HDMI, SD card slot	USB	USB	USB	USB, HDMI
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media type	Negatives, Slide	Negatives, Slide, Photo	SD Card	SD Card	Photo, Film, SD Card, slides	SD Card, USB
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min system requirement	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows XP	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows 7

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‎eyesen

Product Dimensions

‎11.9 x 10.4 x 10.4 cm; 771 g

Item model number

‎C101-BL

Manufacturer

‎eyesen

Colour

‎black

Standing screen display size

‎3.5 Inches

Are Batteries Included

‎No

Item Weight

‎771 g

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‎unknown

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B0854J4B3C

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3.2 86 ratings

3.2 out of 5 stars

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83 in Film Scanners

Date First Available

25 Feb. 2020

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Note: Before using your film scanner,you must insert an SD card (not included) or the unit will not operate.There is no built-in memory.Load your film/slide into the appropriate adapter and insert according to the tray directory below.(can be found at Home>Help). If the SD card is not inserted, the message "No memory card inserted" will be displayed. Note: When loading 8mm film, always ensure that the side ridges are facing to the right side of the adapter, towards where the number is written. Package Contents: Digital Film Scanner x1 Video Cable x1 AC Adapter x1 Adapter trays x3 HDMI cable x1 Cleaning Brush x1 Inserts x3 USB cable x1 User's Manual x1

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Customers find the scanner easy to use. However, they mention issues with quality, scanning capability, and focus. They also dislike the poor value for money. Opinions vary on functionality.

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5 customers mention ‘Ease of use’5 positive0 negative

Customers find the scanner easy to use.

"...Easy to use straight forward plug and play." Read more

"...It's certainly an easy piece of kit to use, and as long as your slides are bright and clear the output is good, HOWEVER if you have any that are..." Read more

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12 customers mention ‘Functionality’8 positive4 negative

Customers have different views on the scanner's functionality. Some find it useful for scanning 35mm slides, while others report issues with uploading and negative carrier not working properly.

"...The results are OK but not fantastic and there is a focussing issue when older slide have become a little bit bowed...." Read more

"The device gives reasonable results but there's 2 main problems with scanning 35mm negatives, where usage differs from the manual. 1...." Read more

"...This is just completely useless, even for basic viewing of the negative as it's cropping. So glad I could return this junk right away!" Read more

"...The results were reasonable. With the cheapness of construction and the faults, I returned as U/S. You would expect more for over £100." Read more

11 customers mention ‘Quality’3 positive8 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the scanner's quality. They mention it's not sufficient for digitising projects, has poor reproduction, and flimsy holders. Overall, the results are not fantastic.

"...to share on social media, but for a digitising project, the quality is not sufficient." Read more

"...The results are OK but not fantastic and there is a focussing issue when older slide have become a little bit bowed...." Read more

"Easy to use, good quality and price..." Read more

"...All the holders are flimsy too...." Read more

5 customers mention ‘Scanning capability’0 positive5 negative

Customers have issues with the scanner's scanning capability. They mention it renders the scan useless and has problems with scanning 35mm negatives.

"...Canon FARE present on other scanners of similar price, this makes scanning frustrating as you will have to constantly and meticulously clean the..." Read more

"The device gives reasonable results but there's 2 main problems with scanning 35mm negatives, where usage differs from the manual. 1...." Read more

"...Scans" are completely useless like 2003 2MP video camera claiming to be 4k!..." Read more

"...However, the item is so poorly constructed that it is impossible to get a reasonable scan and worst of all, it has damaged some of the negatives,..." Read more

4 customers mention ‘Focus’0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the scanner's focus. They mention that the color, brightness, and focus are not as advertised, and the overall results are poor.

"The first copier I received was not focusing the slides properly, but the vendors quickly replaced it and I am now very happy with the product." Read more

"...The results are OK but not fantastic and there is a focussing issue when older slide have become a little bit bowed...." Read more

"Trying to digitise old slides. The focus and colour reproduction was poor. I was not impressed for the price." Read more

"...as advertised but resolution, colour, brightness and focus are not anything like as advertised, the overall results are poor...." Read more

4 customers mention ‘Value for money’0 positive4 negative

Customers are not satisfied with the scanner's value for money.

"...The focus and colour reproduction was poor. I was not impressed for the price." Read more

"Interference lines, digital noise and purple artifacts. Not up to standards for the price...." Read more

"Not bad quality but not worth the extra money..." Read more

"Works fine but a tad expensive for what it is and prone to noise...." Read more

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Roger Mepsted
Easy to use, good quality and price
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 August 2021
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The first copier I received was not focusing the slides properly, but the vendors quickly replaced it and I am now very happy with the product.

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Oscar
Interference lines, digital noise and purple artifacts. Not up to standards for the price.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 April 2020
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I thought I'd digitise some old 70s Kodac Kodachrome 35mm slides and 35mm negatives we had sitting around. Unfortunately, this device did not meet my expectations.

There are a few issues:
1. Poor settings adjustment - Only R,G,B and brightness offsets can be set. There is no exposure adjustment, meaning some slides are over/underexposed with no possible mitigation.

2. In some slides (I'd say 10% of them) there are odd interference lines.
You can tell these are related to the device because if you take multiple scans of the same slide, the interference lines move. It seems to be correlated with darker slides. I contacted the seller who informed me there was nothing I could do about this and it was just an inherent problem with the device.

3. All photos are affected by an unacceptable level of digital noise.
I am not referring to the grain of the slides/film, rather some digital noise introduced from the digital camera.

4. The 35mm negative adapter is poorly moulded., the film cannot be easily slid through the scanner
Film cannot be slid through the scanner as depicted in the photos because the plastic adapter for this is poorly moulded. The adapter rubs against the film and considerable force is required to push the film through (to the point I was afraid of damaging the film). To mitigate this I had to file down the plastic, which is ridiculous.

5. There is no dust/hair correction such as Digital ICE or Canon FARE present on other scanners of similar price, this makes scanning frustrating as you will have to constantly and meticulously clean the slides and scanner glass.

My suggestion would be to instead invest in a flatbed scanner with a film and slide adapter. Cheap options include the Epson Perfection V370 (Which can be found for cheaper than this scanner!), if you want even better you can buy a scanner supporting Digital ICE like the Epson Perfection V550/V600/V800 or Canon's FARE like the Canon CanoSCan 9000F.

This scanner might be worth it if it cost £30 and you just wanted some quick and easy scans to share on social media, but for a digitising project, the quality is not sufficient.

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Oscar

Interference lines, digital noise and purple artifacts. Not up to standards for the price.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 April 2020
I thought I'd digitise some old 70s Kodac Kodachrome 35mm slides and 35mm negatives we had sitting around. Unfortunately, this device did not meet my expectations.

There are a few issues:
1. Poor settings adjustment - Only R,G,B and brightness offsets can be set. There is no exposure adjustment, meaning some slides are over/underexposed with no possible mitigation.

2. In some slides (I'd say 10% of them) there are odd interference lines.
You can tell these are related to the device because if you take multiple scans of the same slide, the interference lines move. It seems to be correlated with darker slides. I contacted the seller who informed me there was nothing I could do about this and it was just an inherent problem with the device.

3. All photos are affected by an unacceptable level of digital noise.
I am not referring to the grain of the slides/film, rather some digital noise introduced from the digital camera.

4. The 35mm negative adapter is poorly moulded., the film cannot be easily slid through the scanner
Film cannot be slid through the scanner as depicted in the photos because the plastic adapter for this is poorly moulded. The adapter rubs against the film and considerable force is required to push the film through (to the point I was afraid of damaging the film). To mitigate this I had to file down the plastic, which is ridiculous.

5. There is no dust/hair correction such as Digital ICE or Canon FARE present on other scanners of similar price, this makes scanning frustrating as you will have to constantly and meticulously clean the slides and scanner glass.

My suggestion would be to instead invest in a flatbed scanner with a film and slide adapter. Cheap options include the Epson Perfection V370 (Which can be found for cheaper than this scanner!), if you want even better you can buy a scanner supporting Digital ICE like the Epson Perfection V550/V600/V800 or Canon's FARE like the Canon CanoSCan 9000F.

This scanner might be worth it if it cost £30 and you just wanted some quick and easy scans to share on social media, but for a digitising project, the quality is not sufficient.

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Tigger4T
Not bad quality but not worth the extra money
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 March 2020
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I thought I'd go for this scanner as I expected / hope for a good quality scanner. The results are OK but not fantastic and there is a focussing issue when older slide have become a little bit bowed. The only bit of the kit that didn't;t work was the HDMI cable - I have no reason to believe that it doesn't work but the cable supplied is a normal size HDMI cable but the socket on the scanner is min-HDMI. Time to spend £7.99 on a converter! I should have ordered one of the cheaper scanners (circa £70) and done a comparison before buying this one.

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Kevin A McCready
Disappointed with the ease of use
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 June 2021
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The device gives reasonable results but there's 2 main problems with scanning 35mm negatives, where usage differs from the manual.
1. The 35mm negative holder has to be "inserted until there's a click". Even at this point it doesn't line up properly, pressure needs to be exerted on the holder from one side to get it to line up when you scan / capture the image from a negative.
2. The negative holder, once inserted, should allow 35mm negatives to be fed through as you scan / capture each image on the strip and then the negative removed and another negative strip inserted. The negative holder is clamped quite tight within the device meaning that negative strips can be creased if you try this. The negative holder has to be removed each time you want to advance to the next image on the strip or change the negative strip.
I've ended up not using the negative holder at all and lining up the negative strip within the device by eye. A bit fiddly but much quicker (and safer for my negatives) than using the supplied holder.

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Mr. D. F. King
Bit disappointed actually
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 May 2021
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Bought this item to scan some old slides, but also with the intention of quickly looking at hundreds of colour negatives which are all haphazardly scattered in envelopes and boxes. It does scan slides some acceptable but poor light slides got major interference lines which showed up not only on the screen but also on the scanned image. The easy feed for the negatives is a load of crap. Mine gripped the negatives so tightly that you needed a pair of grips to pull them through. All the holders are flimsy too. Instruction manual not very clear, I ended up working it all out myself by just pressing the buttons to see what happens. All in all, it does a job I suppose. Not having any other scanner to compare it to I can't say if it's value for money hence the one star. It's saved me sending a load of useless slides off to be scanned at a cost more than the purchase of this scanner so money saved there. I'd probably go for the named Kodak one with hindsight

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Mr John G.
Works as it should
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 July 2022
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Great item, obviously only as good as the slides you put in.

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M. Howell
Badly made, upload is faulty, and negative carrier does not work
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 April 2021
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I purchased this product because it could take several 135 negatives at once and speed things up. But the Negative carrier was badly fitting. It needed considerable force to slide it in. You could see that there was a warp in the carrier and you had to hold it in place.
Also, when you uploaded the photos, it made a directory for each photo and would NOT stop. You had to back it out or it would have filled your PC!
The results were reasonable.
With the cheapness of construction and the faults, I returned as U/S. You would expect more for over £100.

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Robin Bailey
Good piece of quality kit
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 September 2022
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Slides and perfect

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