Kodak Film Scanner: Testing on FOUND Film from the 80's

We found some old film in an attic, and I decided to get a film scanner. This is probably the easiest photography product I've ever tested...and I'm obsessed! Let's look at some old 35mm film from the 80's and digitize it!

FYI: Dimensions of the scanned images are 3824x5728 and 72dpi.

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CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE:
Intro/Outro Music ➡ Justin Blair

WE'RE TAKING OVER THE PHOTO PIT:

CREEP ON ME AND MY WORK:

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[BostonSchulz]

Another film video here! What do you guys want to see me review or do next??

[joanneeframian]

Oh, my goodness! I thank you for explaining the procedure. I just opened the scanner. The manual is USELESS! I watched another person explaining it but I couldn't see what buttons his fingers were pushing. You have saved me. I'm going through 30 years of negatives to see which I want to have scanned. You're a life-saver!

[nursesgivetlc]

*The **Bestt.Digital** slide scanner was exactly what I was looking for. It's easy to use, and converted my slides to good quality digital pix. I recommend it highly.*

[laurice]

This Kodak scanner seems to be the simplest most affordable and effective way to collect your old picture memories from your films and negatives.

Much better than using one of those online apps that collect, store and share your data. They also have tons of pop up adds and are less cost effective due to the recurring fees.

Some users have complained that these apps also crop, color or enhance your pictures automatically but in randomly awkward ways.

Nearly all of my negatives are from 110 cameras but according to another review this Kodak scanner has an adapter to fit these types of negatives.

So I’m definitely going to check out this Kodak scanner. Thank you so much for sharing!

[christinelimayo]

hiii, do you develop your film rolls first before using the film scanner?

[jamiefox]

Thanks for this - I watched your video because I am thinking of buying this

[NarvelTuffnuts]

Thanks for the review of this scanner. It helped with my decision. I have a thin of negatives from travelling when I was younger and recently decided my b winter project would be making art from the good shots. Bought this to help with that goal.

[walle]

Great explanation video. Can you please tell me what camera and lens was used for filming this video. (I like the picture and colors of this video).

[sanjaysharma-rjow]

Dude, I don't usually comment, but let's just say I had to like and comment this video!

[scroberts]

Very cool little video.
I found some "really" old 126 format family negatives and decided to purchase one of these (new!)
I appreciate the review, so thank you.

[ScarySkele]

Can I scan Super8 on this particular scanner?

Its because the ones I’ve seen are SUPER expensive and outside my price range, its for my grandparents since their wedding tape(a few minutes long) is on Super8 and thought it would be sweet to digitize it for them.

Thank you in advance, its okay if you don’t have the answer. Just wanted to know. 😅

[johnnieguitar]

You did it! Thanks! Please borrow or find some 35 mm slides to Goodwill or junk store? Thanks! BTW your video of yourself and the scanner was very well positioned and done executed very well. Professional look!

[algrano-fotografia]

Nice!!, what about your N80..?. thanks for sharing.

[knoptop]

I used a phone app to invert negatives awhile back and it was nice to quickly sift through a bunch of negatives to find the ones I wanted to scan. Are you still getting use out of this machine?

[PanaMaJwaaRd]

Does that do super 8 film? I don't know much about film, but i do recognize the film i have is skinnier, pretty sure its super 8?

[BeatlesFanSonia]

I found two trunks full of film and pictures when my mother died. I think they go back to the 50s. Do you think this would work well or should I invest in a more expensive machine to digitize my negatives?

[saltlifegull]

Enjoyed your video - I've spent hours trying to decide which scanner. Do you still think this is the easiest one to buy? I need it simple - thanks Boston.

[williamm.]

Great video, cool scanner, I like how easy it is to use . Those photos look 70s ish. to me ? 👏😀✌🏼❤️

[sallydanforth]

Thank you for explaining the process, the same thing happened to me, but your video was very helpful!

[DanielHerrera-cxdx]

Hi, did you put in the scanner, the film straight from the cylinder where it's contained? Or it is necessary to do a treatment or something... thanks for the video.