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Film 2 SD Negative Scanner

Check out your mullet without a PC

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No need for a computer!

Wouldn’t it be great if you could convert old 35mm negatives and slides into pristine digital pics without a computer? Well thanks to the Film 2 SD Negative Scanner you can do exactly that. You can even view your digitised handiwork on its built-in LCD screen and pop the lot directly onto an SD card.

Of course you could always get your negatives processed at a photo lab (assuming you can find one) but that would first involve squinting at each titchy image and binning the ones of you playing Swingball wearing your MC Hammer pantaloons. Much quicker to just pop ‘em in this mains-powered miracle and push one button. The whole process takes a couple of seconds. You can even mirror, flip and rotate images on the move.

How it works

How it works

Insert your free
SD Card...

Place your negatives in the holder...

The onboard computer does the rest!


The screen and buttons

You can also plug into a Mac or PC via USB

Once you’ve previewed and scanned your negatives and slides (and got over the embarrassment of seeing dad’s flares) simply pop the card into your mobile phone, digital photo frame or card reader-equipped TV. And if you can’t keep away from your computer you can drag everything into your PC or Mac (yes, Mac) via USB. Brilliant!

The USB Power Adapter

USB Power Adapter!

The Negative Scanner comes complete with a 1GB SD card capable of storing around 700 pics at a resolution of 5 megapixels. It’s also compatible with Micro SD and SDHC cards up to 8GB. So, theoretically, you could digitise your entire collection in one sitting. And because you don’t need a computer you can pop round Auntie Flo’s and convert her ancient negs on the spot. In fact, assuming you don’t know anyone with a history of snapping their privates, this highly portable gadget will be a hit wherever you may roam.

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View old pictures in your digital photo frame!

Without the Negative Scanner it’s quite possible you could go to your grave having never revisited that long-forgotten shot of your be-mulleted mate pulling down his stonewashed jeans at whatsername’s house party. And that would be a crying shame. Well wouldn’t it?

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Compatible with PC and Mac!

Please note:
  • Digital Photo Frame not included - but it is available to buy here
  • No computer is required for this product!
  • Not suitable for transparancies
Features:
  • Transfer 35mm negatives and slides to an SD card
  • Preview your image on the colour LCD screen
  • High-resolution, five-megapixel scanner
  • Fast, one-touch scanning takes just one to two seconds
  • Optional USB connection for Mac and PC
  • Portable design with ultra-small footprint
  • Auto-exposure and colour balance
  • Mirror, flip, and rotate controls
  • Scans colour and black & white slides and film negatives
  • Works with all SD and micro SD cards, SDHC cards up to 8GB
  • Includes 1GB SD card
Contents:
All the contents
  • 1. Film 2 SD scanner
  • 2. Negative holder
  • 3. Slide holder
  • 4. Cleaning brush
  • 5. 1GB SD card
  • 6. USB cable
  • 7. Power adapter
Dimensions
  • Approximately (with negative holder inserted) - 26.5cm(W) x 15cm(H) x 7.5cm(D)
Optional computer requirements:
  • Mac or PC with USB port

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visitor avatar Great product, easy to master. Negatives from the 60s have a certain "look" about them, almost sepia looking. Unfortunately it can't turn these into great pictures even after a dabble with Photoshop - but for better access to otherwise back-of-the drawer memories, it's fantastic.
Sara R, Berkshire - Mar '09
visitor avatar Under 'More Info' it states - not suitable for transparencies. All my 35mm colour slides are transparencies and as I have never seen colour slide negatives I'm wondering if I have been living on the moon! Please advise what sort of scanner I need.
Howard, West Midlands - Oct '09
Firebox says: Provided your 35mm negatives look like the ones in the product pictures, they'll work. Transparencies refers to slides that look like the following: http://tsubakuro.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/4x51.jpg

visitor avatar Does the scanner cope with slides that are in both plastic frames and cardboard frames as wel as black-and-white negative strips??
Peter G, Tonbridge - Sep '09
Firebox says: You will need to use the negative holder provided Peter.

visitor avatar Great looking product. Seriously tempted but does anyone know how big the scans come out at - ie. The resolution?
Jez, Bath - Jul '09
Firebox says: You get a choice between between 3600dpi and 7200dpi

visitor avatar Hi there, Does this scanner auto-feed the negative holder, so that you can do six frames in one hit? Thanks, Tony.
Tony, London - Jul '09
Firebox says: The slide holder holds 4-6 slides at once, however it can only scan one picture at a time. It won't auto feed.

visitor avatar I'm with Gavin A from glasgow great product, I may just be tempted to save up my money to get this. Even after saying they removed the thumb from an image, the image is still up of someone holding a negative with a thumb :-P.
AndyB, Liverpool - May '09
visitor avatar As I said a great gadget, i hope ye come up with a gadget to convert cine films to DVD, now that we can sort out negatives & slides and photos, but what about cine movies, any sort of gadget to convert them to DVD?
Peter Reilly, Ireland - Apr '09
Firebox says: Not at the moment, but we're looking!

visitor avatar This negative & slide scanner is a realy brilliant gadget!!, i bought one of these myself & i'm like a kid with a new toy!!, i was looking for a gadget like this for ages!, now I have it!!, i definatly recomend it to photo enthusesths!!
Peter Reilly, - Apr '09
visitor avatar Great looking product, but I can't believe you've got a photo of someone holding a negative between thumb and finger! Very naughty!! Must be because it's the digital age - no-one knows how to handle film anymore....
Gavin A, Glasgow - Mar '09
Firebox says: Rooky mistake! We have now removed their fingers. Won't be doing that again!

visitor avatar Excellent product - results impressive. Look forward to the salvage of old family photos. Would recommend.
R.Buchanan, Dublin - Feb '09
 
 
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