Do you just place the cardboard 35mm slide into the slide tray?
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The slide tray is plastic, not cardboard. It holds four (4) 35mm slides. I load three (3) trays at a time to save time.
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I cannot get older slides with a larger mount to fit in the slide tray so I'm very disatisfied with this product. Trying to contact the company for another tray but so far no response. I would NOT rate this very high for my trouble!
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99% of my slides were from a half frame 35mm canon demi, taken 30+ years ago. Some were taken vertical but the "ION" just flipped them as needed. A very good investment indeed, my brother has many thousands of "full" frame mounts to transfer. The holder will take 25 cardboard mounts or 20 plastic ones, all take 2 seconds each to copy,-----You can then "doctor" as needed before final storage with PC etc;
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I'm actually not sure. There is a slide carrier that might be what you need to use.
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You might not have picked the right selection. There is one for negatives, one for slides and I think another choice of some kind. I did the same thing at first. Also, I had to press down on the slides before placing the tray in to make sure they went through when I pushed the lever. Good Luck!!
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No. You place the "lazer bullet" into the opened port. Then rack the slide with each shot. The bullet stays in place until done. To remove use a pencil or similar. Lots of fun and helps accuracy .
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Sorry I am slow in responding, I have been dealing with some serious health problems. I would say yes about your slides. The slot where you put the slides is wide enough to slip in three cardboard slides.
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I don't have metal slides but if they are the same size as the standard cardboard slides, I don't see why not. You insert them in the slot one at a time.
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It's been a while since I last used the box but if I remember correctly, the slide holder has to go in the correct side of the box and has to be oriented correctly. My sister and I together made copies of hundreds of slide without any problem.
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Yes. There is a tray that holds four, 2x2 slides. (2x2 being the outside dimension of the cardboard frame of the slide)
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I think so but my slides are only cardboard but it looks like it may work but can't say for sure.
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Yes, you just slide it in. It's silicone, I think, so it's flexible but it's also firm with enough surface friction to not move once in place. It's easily removable but does not shift about unless you want to move it.
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Joyce, that's exactly what I used it for. We had a box of unmarked slides and I was able to go through them to decide what to keep etc. it's nothing fancy. Jut plastic, hold it up to your eye. Lol. Hope that helps.
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I think the tray is for 35 MM only. Maybe other trays are available not sure.
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You do not have to remove the slide from the cardboard surround. The slide holder fits the entire slide and locks it into place.
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No, just 35mm slides. For large negatives I use a light box and just take a photo and then reverse the image and adjust exposure.
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The one I have seems to fit Kodak 35's the best although some other developers slide holders (the paper part) also work fine. I have had to trim the holders on occasion which is annoying but not really a big deal. The size of the film itself should not be a problem unless it is quite a bit larger than 35 mm.