Reflecta

With the Reflecta 3-in-1 scanner, you can digitize slides, negatives, and photos (9x13, 10x15, and 13x18 cm). The scanner has a resolution of 1800 dpi (3600 dpi interpolated) and a 2.4" LCD display. The 3-in-1 scanner is computer-independent. Scanned images are saved directly to...

Reflecta light boxes enable the user to correct images, refine sketches, and control motion sequences for animation 35-mm slides, assorted in printed sleeves, can be fully observed on the light box A light box allows users to put translucent material such as slides or...

The reflecta light panel A4 has a light field of 310 x 210 mm, so that 24 framed 35 mm slides can be viewed at once. As a rule, archive sleeves in the classic DIN A4 format offer space for 24 framed 35mm slides; such archive...

The ideal film and slide scanner for high-resolution digitization of negatives and slides. This scanner, equipped with 7200 x 3600 dpi, enables high-quality prints. It can scan slides (5x5 cm) and film strips of 3 or more frames (35 mm) (24x36 cm format only)....

With a resolution of up to 10,000 DPI and a maximum density of 4.2 Dmax, the DigitDia 8000 magazine scanner now produces top-quality digital reproductions of your slides at even faster speeds.The scanner operates completely independently; simply insert the magazine into the scanner and...

With the innovative DigitDia evolution you can now view and digitise your entire slide archive directly from the magazines. The computer-independent device is very easy to operate. As with a conventional slide projector, the slides are played back immediately after being inserted into the...

It's never been easier to rescue and digitize your old film treasures. Simply select between Regular 8 and Super 8, insert the film, and start the Reflecta Film Scanner Super 8 – Regular 8. The film is scanned frame by frame at a speed...

The Reflecta x66-Scan multi-format scanner allows high-quality digitization of various film formats from different eras of photography with just one device. In addition to the popular 35 mm slides and negatives, all roll film formats 4 x 4 cm (type 127) and type 120...