The specks in the picture show how critical cleaning the slide or film is to getting a good result

Easy to use and the results are quite good

The results from scanning 35mm slides on this device were very disappointing.

I love the results for price of this product

There are five scan presets but no way to adjust individual slides for better results, at least there are no such instructions.

Good results, but it's pretty cheaply made

Far better result and resolution

I can do 100 slides per hour and the results are excellent for old slides (some 50 years old)

It's cheap and renders poor quality results

After scanning only a few sides with frustrating results I packed this back up and shipped it back for refund.

I've been using the DIGITNOW slide copier and loved the results until now.

It takes a few practice tests to determine how to get the best quality and results.

It took a little practice, but the results were outstanding.

Probably wouldn't make a professional photographer happy but for the 1,000 or slides taken by my father-in -law more than 50 years ago the results are quite good, like I said better than I expected

The real sore point for me was the quality of the scans I was scanning Kodachrome slides and the results were pretty poor even at the 10M setting I ended up with jpg's a little over one meg in size

Easy to use with good quality results

If you care about picture quality skip this unit and get one that delivers better results.

For the money this device provides excellent results

The Kodak does cost more, $130, but the results with the Digitnow scanner aren't worth your time scanning the slides .

When a low-cost product can be easily adapted to do exactly what you want and with good results, it deserves five stars!

So when used correctly, it produces great results.