Review of KODAK SLIDE N SCAN Film and Slide Scanner | 35, 110, 126 mm Film Negative, 50 X 50 Slide

In this video, I review the Kodak Slide N Scan Film and Slide Scanner.
This device allows you to quickly and easily view and save digital copies of film negatives and slides on an SD memory card. I will unbox it and show all of the details and functions. Let's check it out!

Kodak Slide N Scan:

50 mm x 50 mm slides
35 mm film negative
110 mm film negative
126 mm film negative

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[musicchad]

Thanks for the video, and thank you for serving our country!!!

[lauralonati]

My daughter bought this for me and I just started using it and it is very easy and I do love it! The only thing is when you put the negatives in, they are not straight and you have to play with it a little bit to get it exactly how you like it. I have tons and tons of negatives to do so this will not be a fast process but this scanner is really awesome so I can't complain. Just so happy to be able to put these negatives to digital will be fantastic. I am going to save them all in the default settings and then adjust them in Photoshop elements to make them even better.

[kodakplus]

So glad you were able to scan your old negatives so easily with our Slide n Scan😊 You explained how to use it SO well!!

[lucyrobinson]

Thank for the tutorial. I was on the fence between this one & the Minolta. Also, & this is the most important - Thanks for your service. It means something to me.

[billyrock]

Excellent clear summary of the solution.

135mm = 35mm ✅

I may buy this exact model.

Thank you for service sir 🇨🇦

[donnagibbs]

Thank you so much. I was so confused with the manual instructions. You made this so easy for a grandmother who has negatives that are almost 50 years old. I am just worried because some of the negatives are purple on screen. But if I can get the picture, then I will be able to play with the color on my computer.

[MrLukecastillo]

very cool you were involved in some cool top secret stuff and thank you for serving. Thank you so much for a very detailed breakdown of this product I have some negatives i need to get digitally uploaded and this video helped me figure out how.

[sycamore]

Don't put your fingers on the middle of the negative!!!

[lovett]

Thanks...you make it as simple as possible....

[Mr.ReanuKeeves]

I'm thinking of buying this soon but may I ask how's the output of the photos? I'm concerned about the colour being downgraded and losing its film look of certain film styles like the Fujifilm or Kodak Gold film has their own characteristic look to them. Since it's becoming more expensive to develop it in store, I was thinking of doing it myself and printing them.

[saltlifegull]

Outstanding instruction and funny! Thanks so much because this stuff is confusing to me. I've spent hours trying to decide which scanner to get. I need one that's super easy. Commendable you check and respond to your comments:)

[Katsu_.Karusakashi]

this is amazing, thank you for sharing your review sir.

[izharhaque]

excellent presentation. Thank you very much!!

[UncleJoeDunckel]

Thanks for the lesson and thanks for your service.

[OutOnTheTiles]

This was really well done. Thank you. New subscriber. 👍

[h.montgomery]

Hello, can you fit slides with plastic covers into the film holder? In the Kodak Scanza, it's impossible, they're too big. Thanks for your help.

[SurajChaudhary-mbnl]

i am glad of this video... just subscribed

[Krista]

why is the hole for the 110 film so tiny? The negatives are 4x4 inches

[myronachtman]

Great job of putting your huge fingerprints all over the negatives. You need to be more careful. White lint-free gloves are helpful.

[johncameron]

Sure wish you had shown the slide scanner function. When I choose "Film Type" by pressing OK a sub menu comes up that reads "50mm Slide - Color Negative - B&W Negative". Now I select 50mm Slide by click OK. Now I get another submenu that gives me a choice of "135 Film - 110 Film - 126 Film". I would think that when I choose the 50mmSlide function that should be it but NONO just the film submenu. Any ideas? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.