You’ll probably get better quality scans from this since the camera on most phones these days is going to be superior to a $200 scanner.

so the phone's camera is quite capable and I could not get usable scans.

I downloaded the app and tried my darndest to get a decent "scan" (ie: a photo of the illuminated negative using my iPhone's built-in camera) by positioning the camera over the hole in the top of the cardboard box

very blurry scans, not true to the photo at all

The quality of the Minolta scans are vastly superior to the Kodak ones, however I find that the Kodak scanner is extremely useful to quickly preview my negatives and decide which images are worth scanning

I was initially going to get all of my negatives scanned by a store by me, but it was so

gets a good scan, wish the app was a little more streamlined and less buggy but i love it for digitizing my photo class work and some of my dads old pictures too

Quick, good quality scans that are easy to share

The quality will depend on your phones camera, but with my iphone xr it's really nice, I've been getting really great scans

If you have a top-rank camera it is at best, only a fair scan

* Add a B&W positive scanning to Kodak

This scanner makes the job of scanning slides easy to do at home

The B&W and color slides have come out pretty good but the quality of the color negative scans has been all over the place

I got excellent scans with this by using it with an iPhone 8

This scanner is very user friendly and at the same time, it produces such nice scans!

It works as it says it does

Although the quality isn't as good as if you used a professional film negative scanner, it's good enough and great bang for your buck.