Buy Now! Are you the one cracking the technological whip in your family? We know the story… you got Grandma a digital photo frame for her birthday and want to load it with pictures… only to find out that she didn’t realize cameras now feature “that newfangled digital thing” and all the photos she likes are in slide format… or worse, 35mm negatives. Well now you can bring your relatives kicking and screaming into the digital age with this handy 35mm Slide & Negative Digital Converter. Take 35mm Slides or Negatives and scan them at up to 1,829 DPI for easy conversion to Jpeg or whatever digital image format strikes your fancy. This handy scanner connects with USB and comes with easy to use Windows software for editing, cropping and resizing photos. So please make Grandma do some work converting her old photos from 20 years of church bingo.
Price: $99.99
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I’M INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A SLIDE AND NEGATIVE CONVERTER, BUT I DON’T WANT TO SEND MY CREDIT CARD OVER THE INTERNET. DO YOU HAVE A PHONE NUMBER WHERE AN ORDER CAN BE TAKEN?
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Who manufactures the 35mm Slide and Negative Digital Converter shown at:
http://www.gizmosforgeeks.com/2007/10/06/35mm-slide-negative-digital-converter/
please?
Thanks, Fritz
Hammacher Schlemmer is the manufacturer of the 35mm Slide and Negative Digital Converter shown. there is also a PrimeFilm 3600u Film and Slide Scanner avialable at costco.
A great benefit that people, including amateur and professional photographers, can gain from this slide scanner is the ability to edit the images. This device normally comes with a software that is responsible for controlling the scanning and storing processes. An add-on is a photo editor tool such as the Photoshop that you can use to edit your scanned images.
I have one of these converters. It w orks but I lost the software that came with it. Where can I download a new set of drivers and software?
Thanks, Jeff
Jeff – your best bet is to check with ThinkGeek @ http://www.thinkgeek.com/brain/custserv/gethelp.c…
Best,
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