- #WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS 720P#
- #WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS MANUAL#
- #WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS FULL#
The F2D Titan includes the film adapters, USB power adapter, USB cable, a cleaning brush, and a user manual. This way I could import the photos to my MacBook Pro and make final edits in Photoshop. I created a setup holding the slides where I lit the slides using a strobe. I bought these at ebay and they are defective but I can fix them.
#WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS 720P#
Keep in mind that the optical resolution is more like 720P and they bump it up digitally. The F2D is set up in minutes and I decided to copy images to an SD card. A slide copied using the Wolverine F2D Titan Film to Digital Converter In 2013 I copied several hundred favorite slides using my Canon 5D Mark III and an EF 100mm f/2.8L IS macro lens. The Magnasonic FS81 unit is very similar to Wolverine standard model but the sw is more like the pro model with 'increased resolution'.
#WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS MANUAL#
HDMI jack to view images on TV (I did not try this feature)īrightness and color auto and manual adjustment Saves images to internal memory or optional SD/SDHC card (32GB max.) SPEED-LOAD adapters for super-fast loading of slides and negatives No computer or software is needed.Ĭonverts 135 (35mm), 110, 126, 127, Kodak Pocket, 8mm/Super 8mm film, library film, and ASP to digital in seconds In seconds you will have a 20-megapixel file, recorded to an SD/SDHC memory card. The F2D Titan promises a simple-to-use digital converter for film and slides. Wolverine F2D Titan Film to Digital Converter - Features I am not sure who left it there, but thank you :) This was the kick start I needed to get things rolling. Much to my surprise the following day a Wolverine F2D Film to Digital Converter was left on the recycling shelf, good as new. This is a great way to recycle unwanted items. It can be anything from an old lamp to pot, pans, or clothing item. In the hallway of our apartment building, we have a shelf where we leave used items. I have already put a few rolls of film through my dad’s old Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex and I will post my findings in an upcoming post.Ī few weeks ago I mentioned to my wife that I felt strongly about the archiving project and intention of researching the best way of copying my film negatives and slides. Further to this, I feel an urge to begin exploring film photography again. I am sure there are many out there with a similar story. For the longest time, I have pondered ways of archiving these digitally. Wolverine has created a very simple to use device to convert all your film into 20 Megapixels digital images in seconds.
#WOLVERINE SLIDE CONVERTER TO DIGITAL REVIEWS FULL#
From 1983 to 2004, however, film photography was the only way to go and I have a couple of large storage bins full of color and black and white negatives alongside thousands of slides. Now you can take all those stacks of 35mm (photo film & Archive), 127, 126, 110, APS Slides & Negatives, Regular 8mm and Super 8 movies and convert them into digital JPEG images to share and preserve them forever.
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