Wolverine F2D Mighty 20MP 7-in-1 Film to Digital Converter
Product Description
OVERVIEW Now you can take all those stacks of 35mm, 127, 126, 110, 35mm Archive Slides / Negatives, 8mm and Super 8 movies and convert them into digital JPEG images to share and preserve them forever. Wolverine has created a very simple to use device to convert all your film into 20 Megapixels digital images in seconds. So simple to use, it only requires a push of a button. No computer or software is needed. Use it right out of the box to convert all your film by plugging it into an AC outlet or any USB port. All images are saved into its internal memory or optional SD/SDHC memory card. Easily connects to any computer PC or MAC, to offload images or view them direct onto TV’s (TV Cable not included).Features Convert 7 type of Film into Digital in SECONDS Converter of Slides & Negatives into digital JPEG’s for 35mm, 127, 126KPK, 110 and 35mm library Archives Take JPEG snapshots from your 8mm and Super 8 Reels and recompile into a video UNIQUE Speed-Load adapters for fast loading of slides & Negatives Stand-Alone no computer required Save images to internal memory (holds min. 40 images) or optional SD/SDHC cards2.4" Color screen TV-Out jack to view images on TV (cable not included)Brightness and color auto & manual adjustment Specifications Max digital image resolution: 5472x3648 Pixels (20 Megapixels)Exposure: Auto & Manual Color Balance: Auto & Manual Data Conversion: 24 bits per color channel Convert method: Single pass Light Source: LED backlight Screen: Color LCD 2.4" LTPSSD/SDHC Card Reader Power Source: 5V DC Interface: USB Dimensions: 4 x 3.5 x 4 inches Weight: 0.5 lbs. Compatible with all Windows and Mac Operating Systems Box Weight & Dim: 2 lbs., 6.2x5.4x4.1 inches IncludedF2D-Mighty Unit135mm/127/126 Slides Adapter110 Slides Insert135mm Negatives Strip Adapter110 Negatives Strip Insert8mm and Super 8mm Film Insert AC-USB power adapter USB Power/Data cable Cleaning Stick User Manual.
CUSTOMER REVIEW
Vine Customer Review of Free Product (What's this?) We'd already paid to convert our 35mm negatives to digital files, about two years ago, but since we still have the negatives, we figured we'd see how well this option works.
It is time consuming and tricky to get the hang of, but once you have it figured out and get yourself rolling with a system, it works well. It is basically like taking a picture of your picture. The JPG gets stored right on the same SD card from your digital camera (not included). You then stick that card into your computer, just like if you'd taken the pictures on a digital camera.
The resulting JPGs are really good quality, and high resolution. The file size of each picture is about 3 MB which is much higher resolution and better quality than what we got from the service that we used in the past. The only pictures that didn't come out great were the ones where the negatives were damaged or faded.
I recommend this machine, at least for 35mm negatives, which is all we tested it with. It takes a lot of work and time, but if you have a lot of pictures, you can save money and get better results with this machine than if you use a professional service. This might actually be the same type of machine that the professional services use.
CUSTOMER REVIEW
Vine Customer Review of Free Product (What's this?) We'd already paid to convert our 35mm negatives to digital files, about two years ago, but since we still have the negatives, we figured we'd see how well this option works.
It is time consuming and tricky to get the hang of, but once you have it figured out and get yourself rolling with a system, it works well. It is basically like taking a picture of your picture. The JPG gets stored right on the same SD card from your digital camera (not included). You then stick that card into your computer, just like if you'd taken the pictures on a digital camera.
The resulting JPGs are really good quality, and high resolution. The file size of each picture is about 3 MB which is much higher resolution and better quality than what we got from the service that we used in the past. The only pictures that didn't come out great were the ones where the negatives were damaged or faded.
I recommend this machine, at least for 35mm negatives, which is all we tested it with. It takes a lot of work and time, but if you have a lot of pictures, you can save money and get better results with this machine than if you use a professional service. This might actually be the same type of machine that the professional services use.
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