When this happens, the whole process greatly slows down.

Since it is entirely manual, the process is quite tedious.

It is a cumbersome process to convert one slide at a time.

resolution,very rapid processing time,not so perfect for exposure (some slide need correction)

Get ready for a tedious process if you're scanning 8mm.

While it is a slow process it does an outstanding job and at a great price

The scanning process is easy.

Slow process but OK quality

It's a slow process, but I'm beginning to get the hang of it

The process was fairly easy and went quickly.

Only downside is that most copies require color correction using Photoshop resulting in a slow total process from start to finish.

This product however scans prefectly onto a SD card and it's as easy as a two button process.

The process goes like this: first, you place the 8mm guide in the negative scanner tray, then feed the film through, then line up each individual frame and take a scan.

Bad because you'll always be missing a bit of the frame and you're forced to make this decision as you scan, so it slows the process down

If this process sounds tedious, that's because it is, but the results this unit yields in the process are great.

The scanning process is quite easy, but the quality of the scans is very poor

Tedious process with poor quality results

Making a slightest color/brightness adjustments is very time consuming and ruins otherwise speedy process

It's a relatively slow, tedious process; I digitized ~4000 slides and negatives over about three months, a few hours at a time.

I was impressed with the quality but thought the process was a little tedious as you have to put a slide into the frame, insert it, review the image and capture it, then repeat for the next one

The negatives I processed were 35 mm and 110

We were hoping that it would be a faster process.

Making a slightest color/brightness adjustments is very time consuming and ruins otherwise speedy process