Will it work with the disc camera negatives?? null

No, the Scanza only scans slides and strip film.

Yes, I think so, if the negatives are 8 mm they should be fine. If you are wondering if you should purchase the Kodak Scanza, why not give it a go, if it does not work, you can return the machine with in a certain time.

Yes, I believe you can transfer Kodak disc negatives on the Kodak Scanza, that is if the negatives are 8mm. I have a Kodak disc 4000 have slides by can not locate any negatives, as I have not used this camera since the early 1990's. I still have on unused disk and one in the camera with about 6 exposures on it.. If you send me one negative strip, I would be happy to try to transfer to digital. My local camera company here in Yakima, Washington; gave me the name of a companying Rocky Mountain Photo Laboratories in Aurora, Colorado. This company can transfer disk to negative or slides but it is expensive. I would guess that they could also convert to digital. but thereto may be expensive. I am willing to help.

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No, the Scanza only scans slides and strip film.
Answered by Cathy 5 years ago
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Yes, I think so, if the negatives are 8 mm they should be fine. If you are wondering if you should purchase the Kodak Scanza, why not give it a go, if it does not work, you can return the machine with in a certain time.
Answered by Sally 5 years ago
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Yes, I believe you can transfer Kodak disc negatives on the Kodak Scanza, that is if the negatives are 8mm. I have a Kodak disc 4000 have slides by can not locate any negatives, as I have not used this camera since the early 1990's. I still have on unused disk and one in the camera with about 6 exposures on it.. If you send me one negative strip, I would be happy to try to transfer to digital. My local camera company here in Yakima, Washington; gave me the name of a companying Rocky Mountain Photo Laboratories in Aurora, Colorado. This company can transfer disk to negative or slides but it is expensive. I would guess that they could also convert to digital. but thereto may be expensive. I am willing to help.
Answered by Sally 5 years ago
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