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Good color and brightness and clarity is decent too.
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Still great color and monochrome detail.
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There are only two things wrong with the result: Poor color and poor resolution
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BUT - the vibrant color on the slides is lost due to the machine "correcting" the color
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Perfect for old B&W negatives and 35 mm color slides
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The color was amazing, and it was so fun to see faces I hadn't seen in forever!
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Therefore, the bright colors in my Kodachrome slides is lost
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I've tried just fine (35mm monochrome, color, and slides), but I would've liked an ejection rod of sorts for handling individual frames (with or without a slide).
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However, I've attached a scan which came out quite well, and shows the resolution and color capability of the unit
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Not to mention the fact that the slides have beautiful color but when inserted into scanner, it was yellow.
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You can correct brightness and color if needed and printing and enlarging from saved scanned negatives is above my expectations
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Therefore, the bright colors in my Kodachrome slides is lost
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Although the colors are good with the Kodak scanner, the orange-peel artifacts are not acceptable
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BUT - the vibrant color on the slides is lost due to the machine "correcting" the color
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Scans of slides and negatives are fuzzy, out of focus, and have gray cast, from sharp, true color slides
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The scanner is easy to us, the colors are fantastic, and I have a long way to
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Very simple to use, 14 Megapixel scans with good color
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I only usedit to convert color negative 35mm images.
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Doesn't scan color positive slides, doesn't come with nor tells you to order an SD card
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Even without the right colors, I could tell that the scans were not crisp and I suspect the color wouldn't be any better than with the negatives
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The color is awful and not going to redo the color on every pic
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Saved images were clear and color accurate
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The color in some slides was perfect.
