KLIMK2 Mobile Film Scanner 35mm + New + Positive & Negative Scanner + Slide Scanner + Photo Scanner + 35mm Color Film Developing Kit Essential + Your own 35mm Film Developing Service at Home

Easy to use. Instant results. Trying to find services that concert negatives to police, digital images is quite difficult AND pricey. A little bit tedious in that you go one-by-one but it's worth it, especially for "long-forgotten" photos. It's thrilling, seeing those old shots once again. Convert, save, and share. Have prints made at so e place like Walgreens or any place that makes prints from digital images.

Hey, this is not bad really for $10. I mean. It doesn't get the photos as clear and sharp as the originals are, but it does a dang good job for what u pay. I was able to share old slides with a good friend bcuz of this product, and that made me very happy. Not a replacement for a real service, but, I didn't want to chance losing my slides in the mail. Its ease of use is quite nice, functionality is good. Just don't expect them to be as clear and sharp as the original slide.

Device works great, use it for slides. It's the camera editing features on your phone you need to learn to use. Results were great.

Very disappointed.First off…. I’m including a photo of how it came. The box wasn’t sealed and batteries were haphazardly hanging out of an open compartment. I downloaded the device, which when my phone was on the stand portion would only take blurry photos. When I took them not on the stand I could get better clarity, and then I tried to use the app to change negative to positive which in no way worked.May no mistake, this is a glorified lightbulb and a poorly packaged one at that. I would not recommend this.

My? Motorola phone wouldnot work with app. The lens would not focus. I am setting focal length manually. OK

In the product's description, the product's LED light's color is described as "white". Well... the LED's light might appear white to the naked eye, but it's not.The LED light emits a strong blue hue that appears throughout all photographed 35 mm color slides, rendering the "scanned" (There is no true scanning.) image of the slides useless.I've included two photos. Both photos were snapped with the same smart phone (iPhone 14 Plus). The first photo was taken using direct, natural outdoor light to illuminate the slide and no color adjustemts were made. The second photo is a "scanned" photo, without any color adjustments having been made.The first photo appears to be identical in color to the photographed slide, but the second photo... not so much.The strong blue hue appeared in every "scan" that I made, which included sunny outdoor shots and well-light indoor shots. Every single one had a strong blue, throughout the entire image.If it weren't for the blue hue, this product would be a good little product. If you don't mind a strong blue hue throughout your "sacanned" images, then it's an OK little product.I didn't try the product's app and probably wouldn't had downloaded it, even if the product were usable.The product was returned.

When I purchased this I wasn’t expecting Epson quality scans and I wasn’t disappointed. The scans I was getting using the software were 2mp to 3mp file size which is basically useless for printing pictures. It’s fine to digitize old slides - my preference - and look at them on computer but forget about printing pictures. They came out grainy and were a waste of paper and ink.I also used my iPhone 15 Pro Max camera and got better pictures but nothing to write home about.I then tried with my ProCamera app on the same phone and got much better “scans”. It was harder to set up though. But still not great print quality.Overall it’s an ok way to digitize film and slides but if you want scans to print quality pictures get an epson v600 - I will be.

I ordered this scanner for a second shot at my pre-digital 35mm negatives. The scanner is plastic but sturdy, is easy to assemble (2 AA batteries included), and is easy to use. Negatives slide between gates over the light source, and your cell phone overhangs a shelf with camera lens exposed. My cell phone focused automatically (without macro) and I used the cell phone zoom function to fit the negative image to the cell phone screen. Once set up, scanning successive negative images is a "slide and shoot" fast function.It's not a scanning function, but photo editing improves the end results. I used (not included but affordable) Corel PaintShop Pro desktop PC software for cropping, conversion to positive, correcting old film color shift, and photo enhancement. The two attached photos are (nominally 1900 pixel by 2800 pixel) scans of 35 year old color negatives. The edited scans print well.