35mm Slide Scanner Reviews

PrimeFilm Slide Scanner. If you’re very eager to store images from your old films and slides, you don’t need to buy an expensive dedicated scanner. There are more affordable ones that can come up with equally quality images.

The PrimeFilm slide scanner is an example. At a cheaper price of less than $200 than the high end units, this one is a worthy investment. This is very ideal for people wanting to save old images into digital files and then share them on the internet via email or by posting them on your blogs, websites and online photo albums.

Connecting to your computer is made easy through the available USB cable. Whether you’re using Windows or Macintosh, you can store your images with great ease. And mind you, installation is quick. You just need to insert the other end of the USB cable into the back of the scanner and the other end to your computer and you’re ready to go. Double click on the program and after a few minutes, you can start scanning.

A slide holder is included in the package and this helps a lot in keeping the slides in place while you scan. The only slight problem here is the 1800 dpi image resolution the unit is able to produce compared to the higher resolution flatbed scanners. In other words, this is not ideal for people who want to print large size images such as professionals.

At only about more than one pound in weight, this PrimeFilm slide scanner is easy to move around as well. You can bring it along anywhere you want. Customer Reviews – PrimeFilm PF1800U USB Film Scanner