I have a VuPoint digital film &amp; slide converter FC-C520-VP-BX2 without any accessories. Where to find film/slide trays?
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You may need to do some investigation searching "VuPoint FS-C1-VP" You will see a number for sale. Search through and request info on the S/W where you will find it will only currently work on Win - XP machines. The company has no drivers for other machines like Vista, Win-7 and Win-8. I'd love to get a driver to support a newer machine. I've been nursing the old XP along for several years and itr is coming close to its end. You can find the S/W and the carriers for negs. and slides. Good luck.
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I think you can get extra negative holders by ordering them. My converter came with 5. My holders accommodate 35 mm slides only. You may have to order a larger model for your large or medium format conversion.
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I think your best bet would be to look on eBay. I wanted the JVC GZ-MC200 in PAL format when in first came out a few years back (we were moving to South Africa back then) and searched quite a few places. I was eventually able to buy it from a eBay seller based in HongKong. The whole transaction went very well and the camera was brand new as described. But I did pay about 30% more because no one else had it here in the States. Good luck.JawadPlano, TX
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If you ordered the Veho VFS-002m, then you got a holder for 110 as well as 35mm. You also get a holder for slides. It all works great. I've already used mine for both 110 negatives and some 35mm. If you haven't ordered yet, then read the description. It tells you what all you get with it.
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Allana you can contact CobyUSA.com/technicianssupport Maybe you can find a manual there. This model is extinct. But it is similar to the Coby TFDVD-1595. There is a manual for that out there. http://www.manualowl.com/swfviewer/viewer.php?FitPageOnLoad=false&SwfFile=%2Fmanualswf%2Ephp%3Fid%3D185330%26manual%5Ftype%3Dproduct%26d%3D5de0130289e28d40e13b9300f3f36761&FullScreenAsMaxWindow=true&ViewModeToolsVisible=true&FitWidthOnLoad=true&Scale=0%2E6&SearchToolsVisible=true&ZoomTransition=easeOut&localeChain=en%5FUS&ZoomToolsVisible=true&ZoomTime=0%2E5&NavToolsVisible=true&ProgressiveLoading=true&ZoomInterval=0%2E1&CursorToolsVisible=trueCursorToolsVisible=true&FullScreenAsMaxWindow=true&ZoomInterval=0%2E1&localeChain=en%5FUS&ViewModeToolsVisible=true&ZoomToolsVisible=true&FitWidthOnLoad=true&ZoomTime=0%2E5&Scale=0%2E6&FitPageOnLoad=false&NavToolsVisible=true&SearchToolsVisible=true&SwfFile=%2Fmanualswf%2Ephp%3Fid%3D185330%26manual%5Ftype%3Dproduct%26d%3D5de0130289e28d40e13b9300f3f36761&ProgressiveLoading=true&ZoomTransition=easeOut
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Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as well as a film handler, the slide handler is normally with the unit. So very easy, I was amazed. Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as... » Read More Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as well as a film handler, the slide handler is normally with the unit. So very easy, I was amazed. « Show Less
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Several years ago Canon made a slide holder for the Pixmas that scanned 35mm slides. You can probably find one somewhere if Canon does not make them anymore.
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I would check the panasonic website. Once you enter your model number you can get the correct part number for the tray. I hope that helps.
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I don't know if it will work on slides & film, it works great on camera lenses. I would suggest you contact the Manufacturer in Canada.
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VuPoint's website may have a manual for you to download or you can contact them by phone at 1-888-788-6888 for further assistance with this inquiry.
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Slide/Negative conversion: Open Photo-Impression 6. Plug in the film-scanner and click on "Get Photo" then "Acquire from Scanner" Calibrate the unit with the calibrate button with out anything in the scanner. Make certain what is highlighted as to negative/Positive[slide], the resolution, and the location the images will be stored. Insert the first item and wait for adjustment [dark or light] then press the gray button on the film-scanner top. Scan only 12 images at a time or additional will be lost. Once the 12 are scanned, select the frames to be transfered by using the "Shift key". Once transfer is complete, exit and get photo again and acquire from scanner. Above should get you close. There are other little things you need to know. Search the new for VuPoint FS-C1-VP. Must use only on XP comp. It won't work on any other. I've tried. tj@nicolbrand.com
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If slide is 35mm ( i think is standart size) film you can use it. In my case i use it for digitalizing my slides using digital camera trough visor of pana-vue.
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Normally when you send your film off to be developed, the processor will place the slides in cardboard mounts. In addition, they generally return the developed film negatives in film strips. You load the slides in the cardboard mounts in the slide trays to digitize, and if you wish to also digitize the negatives, you would use the tray that is designed to hold the negative film strips. When I purchased the Wolverine F2D14 14 MP 35mm unit, it came with 4 trays that would hold slides and one tray that I could use with the negative film strips.
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It works on its own. It saves digital copies of your slides to a SD memory card, which can then be removed and transferred wherever you want. Works great. My only complaint was it only came with one slide tray (and one negative tray), so I purchased extra trays because we had a LOT of slides copy. This allowed my father and I to work together and get the job done quicker.
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Simple, you get in any computer accessories shop. My problem with this camera, it was the hose was broken and did not find spare parts
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Sorry this was quite a while ago and I don't remember anything except it served a temporary purpose for me. It worked well and I could see all my slides so I could transfer them to a disc. Sorry I can't say more than that. I had no use for it after that and don't know where it is.
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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!