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A negative scanner is a piece of hardware that can read a film negative and reproduce it on the computer as a developed image. Browse the top-ranked list of negatives scanners below along with associated reviews and opinions.

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  1. Kodak - Film & Slide Scanner, 5” LCD Screen, Portable Photo Viewer Convert Old Film Negatives & Slides to JPEG Digital Photos - Black

    SKU: J3688Y74Z6

    Love it. Great quality. A little difficult moving older slides through the tray.

    Product Description

    A portable black scanner that converts film negatives and slides to JPEGs with a 5” LCD screen.
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    Your price for this item is $189.99
  2. Kodak - Slide N Scan Digital Film Scanner with 7" LCD Screen - Black

    SKU: J3688Y2WJX

    I know I made the right choice with the help of the Best Buy technician on duty. Many thanks....The interface is intuitive and straightforward, and the default scans already look great....It"s a great...

    Product Description

    A black digital film scanner that converts slides and negatives to 22MP images with a 7" LCD screen.
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    Your price for this item is $209.99
  3. Plustek - OpticFilm 8200i SE, 35mm Film and Slide Scanner - Black

    SKU: J32GPKKY6Z

    Product Description

    A high-resolution black scanner digitizes 35mm film and slides with 7200dpi CCD sensor and infrared dust removal.
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    Your price for this item is $399.00
  4. HP - FilmScan Touch Film & Slide Scanner (7" LCD) - Convert Negatives & Slides to Stunning 22MP Photos - Black

    SKU: JJGRRXH3RG

    Product Description

    A black film and slide scanner that converts negatives to vibrant 22MP digital photos with a 7" LCD.
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    Your price for this item is $259.99
  5. Your price for this item is $159.99
  6. Your price for this item is $139.99
  7. Plustek - OpticFilm 8100-35mm Negative Film/Slide Scanner with 7200 DPI and 48-bit Output. Bundle Silverfast SE Plus 9

    SKU: J32GPZHL35

    Product Description

    A high-resolution 35mm film and slide scanner with 7200 DPI and 48-bit color output for vivid detail.
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    Your price for this item is $349.00
  8. Plustek - eFilm V - Slide & Negative Scanners, Quickly Convert 35mm / 110 / APS to Digital - Supports Mac and Windows OS

    SKU: J32GPZWY79

    Product Description

    A versatile scanner that quickly digitizes 35mm, 110, and APS negatives and slides on Mac or Windows.
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    Your price for this item is $129.00
  9. HP - FilmScan Film & Slide Scanner with 5" Touch Screen, Film Scanner Convert Negatives to Digital 22MP JPEG

    SKU: JJGRRXH3R7

    Product Description

    A standalone film and slide scanner with a 5" touch screen that converts negatives to 22MP JPEGs.
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    Your price for this item is $229.99
  10. DBTech - Replacement Film Holders for DB-FS150 Film Slide and Negative Scanner - 3x Strip Film and 1x Single Frame holder

    SKU: J89XQQX2YP

    Product Description

    A set of lightweight, durable plastic holders for securely aligning negatives and slides during scanning.
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    Your price for this item is $9.99

FAQ

A negatives scanner is a device designed to convert photographic film negatives into digital images. It works by shining a light through the film and capturing the image with a sensor, allowing you to save and edit your old film photos on your computer.

Many negatives scanners are versatile and can scan both film negatives and mounted slides. Some models also include adapters for scanning printed photos, but it's important to check the product specifications to confirm compatibility.

Negatives scanners usually produce digital images in common file formats such as JPEG and TIFF. Some advanced models may also support RAW files, giving you more flexibility for post-processing.

Most negatives scanners come with their own scanning software that helps you preview, scan, and save your images. Some are also compatible with third-party photo editing programs for enhanced editing and organization.

Many negatives scanners offer compatibility with both Windows and Mac operating systems, but it's recommended to check the product details for specific system requirements before purchasing.