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Bring your memories back to life with just a smartphone! Love looking at your old films, but tired of messy wires and bulky scanning equipment? Skip the expensive fees and keep things simple with the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner. On the surface, it’s a cute little box. But put it together, place your smartphone on top, and old photographs ‘go digital’ in seconds. Our handy scanner is crafted of light cardboard, making it easy to fold down into a small, compact package for portable ease. A built-in LED backlight also helps illuminate your old 35mm films and slides, while the dedicated Kodak Mobile Film Scanner app lets you control everything and edit images on your smartphone screen. For a handy little homemade scanner—it’s surprisingly functional! Whether you’re chilling at home or playing around on your lunchbreak, personal media conversion doesn’t have to be so serious. Choose the easiest, most affordable way to play with the past. Add a Kodak Mobile Film Scanner to your cart—and step back in time today! How to Enjoy - Insert batteries into the compartment base (Tip: The compartment does not come with a screw, so be careful! Rest on a stable surface, and play gently). Assemble cardboard platform via the provided instructions (Tip: It’s best to be patient! The box is like a mini puzzle, so make sure the pieces fit together perfectly. It’s all part of the fun!). Power on the mini light (Tip: An on/off switch is built right in. If the LED flickers a bit, try adjusting the batteries. Also, the illumination isn’t supposed to be super strong. It’s about fun and play—not perfect professional results). Place phone on the platform, making sure the lens is lined up with the hole on the scanner; select your desired film type via the app (Tip: App compatibility varies. While it works best with later model Android and iOS systems, full functionality depends on your specific smartphone. If your app is acting up, our platform also works with other film scanner apps!) Insert a slide or negative and click to capture (Tip: Focus is key. Remember to adjust the focus of the camera by tapping the center of the screen while the image is scanning. Resolution depends on the camera, auto-focus and quality of the slide/film)