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Q: QuestionWhat is the image resolution of the Kodak scanner?

• A:Answer The image resolution of the Kodak film scanner is 1280 x 960.

Q: QuestionWhat file format does the Kodak scanner save images in?

• A:Answer The Kodak film scanner saves images in JPEG format.

Q: QuestionDoes this Kodak film scanner require a USB cable for use?

• A:Answer No, a USB cable is not required for this film scanner.

Q: QuestionHow is the Kodak film scanner powered?

• A:Answer The Kodak film scanner uses a battery-powered LED backlight.

Q: QuestionWhich operating systems can I use this Kodak scanner with?

• A:Answer This Kodak scanner is only compatible with Android operating systems.

Q: QuestionWill this allow me to save old negatives from slides and film to my computer?

Asked 3 years ago by Negatives.

• A:Answer Not directly. There is no direct connection to your computer. The intended purpose is to back light the negative or film or slide. Then the user places their camera-phone on the holder and frames the photo. After the image is captured on the phone, then you transfer the image to your computer by whatever means you normally transfer photos between phone and computer. When the image is on the computer, then use an image modification app to reverse a negative and/or correct color, crop, etc.

  Answered 3 years ago by RedRider06

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Q: QuestionI know I need a smartphone and the app, can I scan THE FILM freshly out from a camera that has not done any traditional treatment?

Asked 2 months ago by WM.

• A:Answer Film will need to be developed still. If you expose the film to light without ddveloping it, you will expose and ruin all of the shots you took.

  Answered 2 days ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionCan I scan the film just out from a film camera?

Asked 2 months ago by WM.

• A:Answer Hello, no, a Smart phone is required.

  Answered 2 months ago by From The Manufacturer

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