“Does the Scanza directly scan rolls of undeveloped film? If so, I thought film gets ruined when exposed to light?”

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• It would have to be developed to use for anything - slide, print, scan, ... Think of this as a special format of a regular computer flatbed scanner. It does not magic, it just makes it convenient

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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• NO, film must be developed.

  Answered by Chuck 5 years ago

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• You are correct, light does ruin undeveloped film. The Scanza only works with developed film or slides. I have used mine for both and am well pleased with the result. However, you need to get your film processed by a photo lab first.

  Answered by Dale 5 years ago

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• You answered your own question! In this scenario - "scanning" is simply taking a picture of a picture. So ... If the file is undeveloped - there is nothing to scan. And of course. Pulling that film out of the canister - ruins it instantly.

  Answered by LongTimeUser 6 years ago

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