Technically, you could take the slide out, but you need to feed several through the guides on the tray in order to push the last one out, so you would to keep putting slides in and keep track of which one you needed to flip so you could put it back through. Many of the slides weren't labeled so if you put them in upside down, you could orient the picture correctly up and down, but it was still reversed. However, while not a huge thing, I wish you could flip the picture to a mirror image as well. The ability to rotate the picture while you were viewing was especially nice with some of the slides taken in landscape and others portrait. If we had been strictly doing them for speed, we probably could have done several hundred in an hour. One person actually did the slide converting, while the other person got the next set ready and put the converted ones back in the carousel. Once you have it set up right and the procedure down, it’s just push a slide through, line it up, push a button to convert/save, and go to the next slide.Īll the slides we used were in the round carousels, so we found that it worked the best as a two person job. It took a little bit of time initially to figure what type of slides we had and which of the inserts needed to be used, but once we figured it out and got into a groove, it worked really well.
It was the first time my sister and I had ever done anything with slides I didn't even know there were that many different formats until I started doing research on the converter.
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The HDMI output came in handy because we could actually show them on the 60" tv so that multiple people could see them and we could conver t them at the same time. I liked this model because it did so many different types of formats, had a HDMI output, and wasn't crazy expensive. I searched around and found this converter. I thought that this would be a good time to just look for something that could not only project them in some way, but also convert them to digital (basically two birds, one stone). A few weeks ago, my sister mentioned that our 94yo grandmother had expressed interest in looking at old slides and reels she had, but we couldn't find the projectors. I had been thinking about getting something to convert all the slides/negatives/etc that my parents/grandparents had for years, but kept putting it off.
Great, low cost converter for slides and negatives.
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