Kodak's Scanza film scanner brings precious memories into the digital age with speed and ease. This portable device features a bright 3.5-inch LCD screen for clear viewing, while continuous loading makes converting old photo formats into enhanced Jpeg files simple. Compact enough for convenient storage, it offers HDMI, USB, and TV output options to connect with your home technology.
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Kodak's Scanza film scanner brings precious memories into the digital age with speed and ease. This portable device features a bright 3.5-inch LCD screen for clear viewing, while continuous loading makes converting old photo formats into enhanced Jpeg files simple. Compact enough for convenient storage, it offers HDMI, USB, and TV output options to connect with your home technology.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a wonderful device. It takes time (You load three slides into the cartridge at a time) but the image quality is great and it is easy!!! We now have wonderful images we can catalog and share. I am going to have a “virtual zoom slide show” in two weeks on father in law’s birthday and we will take a trip down his memory lane. What a fun way to “interview” your loved ones and get the family history. So glad we have this machine. A treasure.
2/5/2021
1.0
Very Dissapointed
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Do i have to give it a star? Zero stars! There was a time that the name kodak was synonymous with quality. This item is NOT. I've spent $30 on several different SD cards, and I still get the Card Locked Error, though the cards are not locked. Customer service has not responded to the email I sent last week.
1/28/2021
3.0
Good but not great
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to use but the main film negative adapter is not designed well enough causing the top portion of the image to be cropped out. It doesn’t account for the small area below it that shows the original image number. For being one of the most common types of film that would be scanned, the adapter should have been better.
