Photo,NameCard,Slide & Negative Scanner with Large 5" LCD Screen,Film and Slide Digitizer-Convert 35mm,110 Film/Photo(3R,4R,5R)/NameCard to 22MP Digital JPEG-8GB SD Card Included

My Kedok Photo and Film Scanner arrived this afternoon. It was well packaged and in perfect condition. It was up and running in minutes. Hey folks! Remember to remove the acetate protective sheet from the photo plate. I suspect some of those disappointed with the photo quality neglected to remove it. That would REALLY mess with photo quality! I have an enormous quantity of family slides, photos, some negatives, as well as a wide variety of documents dating to the late 1800's. This Scanner will be used in conjunction with my 11x17 format printer/scanner. I put the Kedok Scanner to the test tonight - scanning slides, photos, and aged clippings (e.g. family obituaries). Everything scanned quickly and with good quality. If I have a photo I want to save with exceptional resolution & color I will use my 11x17 scanner/printer. But, for the 1000's of pieces of data I have, this scanner is perfect. It is a great value for the money; the functions are easy to use; there is very little set up; data transfers to my laptop easily.

Once set up, the scanner provides a quick and easy way to digitize photos, slides, and negatives. The scans are of good quality and can be edited to adjust cropping, exposure, or other qualities prior to copying/saving. If you need to scan printed photos, this device seems to be one of the better low-cost options available. There are some factors to be aware of: 1) the printed directions are not as clear and simple as they could be, 2) The date/time settings need to be re-entered if the device is disconnected from external power, 3) the plastic photo scanning surface can easily be scratched and is not easy to keep clean.

This review is long overdue! I had some issues with the first item I received and I worked with the customer service to to fix the problem I was having but the solutions didn’t work so they sent me a replacement. It took me at least a month to be able to test the new one and more time to provide feedback. I can say that the new one works well and produces good quality images. It’s also very easy to use and it’s very portable. I like that I can easily transfer digital copies from the internal memory to my laptop and I can do some image enhancements while I’m scanning photos and negatives. The quality of the photos I’m scanning is often poor but I’m able to scan them and produce a version that works well for me.

Do not waste your money on this product. Ignore the old man in the video. My photos came out blurry. The glass is easily scratched. I am not sure why. I thing the top coming down on the photo scratches it.

Easy to use. Works great for old slides and negatives. The photo portion uses the glass plate. Mine was very scratched producing a less than optimum scan. You can see the poor resolution and scratches on the picture. I reached out to the manufacturer to see if could purchase a new glass, but was told to return the unit to Amazon.

I needed something simple to use to scan a lot of old photographs for a memorial service, I am tech challenged and it needed to be something simple and could be done quickly. I ordered this and in one day had scanned almost 200 photos, took the included memory card out, plugged it into an adapter and downloaded all the photos onto my iPad. I then sorted the photos into an album and emailed them to the person putting the slide show together.It was easy to follow the instructions and it did exactly what I needed, I will be scanning many more photos in the future, as I have boxes and boxes of the old photographs that need to be transferred to digital format.

It was too good to be true. I had to retire my 16 yr old Canoscan flatbed for film and slides that worked well for a while in early Win10 but now drivers are no longer supported or will load. VueScan claims to support this model scanner but only the premium version will do slides and film at $120. I was hopeful and read many good reviews and videos that claimed it was a good buy and negative ones I should have heeded. I wanted a scanner with at least a 3-4 slide tray holder and the Kedok has a nice and sturdy easy to open load and close one as are the other film trays. I saw that the photo bed was not glass but thin plexiglass or polycarbonate which with my knowledge of photography and also an acrylic craftsman, plastics are diffusive and naturally UV filtering as well as being a strong static attractant. But I was not concerned as my HP printer/scanner does just fine even at 300dpi on printed photos. One thing I can say is that my former slide and film scans (Canoscan 8800i and a dedicated SCSI linked scanner before the Canon) scans were usually 30-45 seconds each, and credit the Kedok super fast, maybe a second but obviously too fast. So if you're after quick cheap and dirty for hand held viewing this might be your inexpensive solution. The Kedok is to film scanners what the Kenner Easy Show Projector is to a Kodak Carousel, a toy. The first posted image is a printed photo from the HP printer/scanner @ a mere 300dpi.. The second is the Kedok at 22mp and horrible if I might say. The third is a of a very good slide with a very disappointing result also at 22mp. I am returning the Kedok tomorrow and it's back to a marketplace search at a much higher price point and having to rescan all my work. I gave it a shot and as they say, ya pays yer money and takes yer choice.

If you want to transfer photos and negatives so easily this would help you so much. It’s great