Kodak Slide N Scan Digital Film Scanner for 35mm Slides and Film Review 2023

Scanning and digitizing 35mm slides and film couldn't get any easier. Kodak sent me this Slide N Scan Digital Film Scanner to check out and review. This is a must watch video if you are looking for a simple but amazing way to digitize old film and 35mm slides.
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[raymondbulloch]

Great no nonsense instructional video by some one that knows what they're talking about. Not your usual Steven Spielberg wannabe. Well done I'm getting one.

[Spudd]

What a Great review, I was hesitant to buy one but now I will. I have hundreds of slides from the 70’s, Thank You!

[kodakplus]

Thank you so much for reviewing our product! We are so glad you love the Slide N Scan as much as we do!

[HoracioGiordano]

Thank you very much for your video...!!! I have hundreds of slides of my father in the 60's and thousands of negatives... I will purchase this Scanner...!!
I'm Horacio from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[EnderTheBender]

This is a real saving grace for those of us still scanning with our ancient Nikon Super Coolscan 5000's

[lindaparsons]

Easy directions. Now I can scan hundreds of slides with some confidence. Thank you

[animegeek]

Definitely jumping on this instead of overpaying for half a$$ overpriced scans from a shop. Thank you for the detailed review.

[Bphotogirl]

This thing works like a charm. Thank you for the video.

[ronaldmoravec]

looks like a nice tool for archiving family pics for those who do not have proper copying equipment.

[SeanBreathnach]

Just picked this up, looking forward to giving it a whirl. Thanks for the great video!

[jpspeese]

Excellent review and helpful on using this machine. Thank you

[AlanXR]

Great review that was very helpfull.
Scanning the cardboard slides work a treat, do you know if there is enough clearance for scanning the slightly thicker plastic surround slides?

[MidoCYEU]

Thank you so much for the detailed video. Excellent ❤

[OaklynMediaLLC]

Those are some pretty sharp images from that camera

[ebrucepercy]

Well done review, thank you. Question: Can the device scan directly to the computer?

[MsFarmerllama]

Hi, thanks for the review. Do plastic slides fit OK? I've heard others having some problems with scanning them, compared to the cardboard slides? Sorry if I missed this being covered.
Thanks!

[JenniferSolley]

Thanks for video - really helpful. I can't seem to delete pictures on scanner - please help.

[victoryengineer]

I noticed it didn't capture the entire image as it was cutting off some from side to side. Is there an adjustment that can be made to capture everything?

[bryantwalley]

12:20 so you have to manually do every frame on the negative? no automatic scan mode?

[tfellin]

Is it possible to scan film from Advantix cassettes? Does Kodak make an adapter for that type film? Is it 24 mm? Thanks