I have old slides from the '50s and '60s that measure 2.5 x 2.5 inches (unmounted). Will these fit into this converter?
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New data.OOOOPS!The slide frame is 2" x 2"The slide window is 1 3/8" x 7/8"MY SLIDES from this period (Kodak) fit and work very well.I hope I didn't mislead you.
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the drawer opening left to right needs to be 1" wider than the drawer itself. 1/2" on either side. the slides equal a 1/2" each
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The pieces that go into the legs are 1" plus, and I had to cut the sides down a bit to get tight fit. The slides are about 2 1/2" long X 1" wide and these go on the legs with no wheels. My mother in law loves these and she stated they are awesome. You may want to take walker to local Walgreen's to make sure of fit and buy them there. I wanted to return these before I made the cuttings and the return fees cost more than slides. Good luck to you
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It will only handle 2 x2 slides. I also use an adapter that will hold loose 2 x 2 slides. What other slides were you trying to use?
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Providing that the thickness of the glass slides are not so thick that they will not fit in the holder it will work.
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These slides can not be retro fitted. The drawer boxes have to be built to size.
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First off you have to use a tray. The neg film tray takes a strip of six frames. The opening for each is 1"x1-1/2". The slide tray has four openings to take 2"x2" slides. Unfortunately it will not work for you.
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It will work, but the slides, either glass or cardboard mounted, qwill NOT fit into the slide holder without removing them from the mounts
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There are multiple stack 'n slide sizes. FG5577RD - is 20 long x 11 wide x 8.20 tallFG5580RD - is 19.6 long x 5.9 wide x 4.8 tallFG5581RD - is 11 long x 8 wide x 4.8 tall
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I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
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It should work, though this is a very low quality converter and might break. They are a hit and miss.
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Probably not. The spaces on the holder only fit a standard slide. Unless the 3d slides can fit In the standard space, the answer is no.
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I know very little about photography, but I came up with some measurements: The dummy plastic slide that comes with the adapter measures about: Slide mount: 50mm x 50mm Capture area: 35mm x 23mm Looking at unit itself maybe?? Capture area: 36-37mm x 28-29mm
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Yes, that is why I bought this to convert 60's & 70's slide film to computer - then you can do whatever you want with them. I though the scanned pictures looked great compared to the actual slides - but you slide pictures might be faded or pixels not that great. So understand this.
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If the 120 slide is the small one I'm thinking of, but the border is the same size as a regular side, then it's no problem. The slide adapter that comes with scanner if for slides whose cardboard or plastic border is 2x2 inches. If not, them I'm not sure. I've done some creative things with odd size negatives, and got away with it.
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Not sure, but it isn't easy finding replacements for slides and these were the only ones I found that were close in width to what I had (they are a little fatter and slide not quite as easily). My replacement was for cheap pressboard end tables so I wasn't that concerned with quality and fit because the alternative was throwing the tables away! I suppose you can buy two pair and cut each in "half" leaving an extra 5 inches so you make-up 16 from the 11...
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The slide case internal ID measures 1.98/1.99" square (plus or minus 0.05" or so). They should fit fine or may require the slightest trimming of the paper edge to fully seat the slide. Each slide opening has an internal lip or edge into which the slide is inserted. That is the dimension I measured and spoke of. I have had no issues with all the slides that we have converted so far. Hope that helps.