Does the opening of this slide viewer accomodate a 2x2 " slide for viewing comfortably? Need to Know. Thank you.
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Yes, it is designed to work with most 35mm 2"x2" slides. It is not a huge screen, but is a very good size for working with slides and seeing what is on them, even reading relatively small text on items on the slide for identification, dating, sorting, and other things. It is quite compact. I am using mine to convert something like 10,000+ slides to digital format, culling out those that are very close copies or not good enough to warrant digitizing. I had two other viewers I bought in 1971 or 1972. They were somewhat better overall, but I misplaced them. I am happy with my Kaiser. It easily handles cardboard, thin plastic, and thick plastic 2"x2" slides. I do not know if it handles the really thick glass slides. Hope that helps.
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Iam sorry it took so long to answer your your question but the viewing size is only 1 1/2 by 3 7/8 inchs Ive hadit about a year now I just use it for home use. the viewing area does look a lot bigger on the picture. I don't have any problems with it but you can return it if you have a problem with the size of the viewing area. good luck and again sorry it took so long for me to answer. vern
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The MEDAlight slide viewer that I bought is a Model SV-3 (LED). It has a 2 3/4" by 2 3/4" clear plastic viewing screen. It does not project to an outside screen.
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NO. The 2x2 slide in from the top and when you want to remove the 2x2 you push from the bottom using the thumbnail cutout. Scott
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no for a 2" but i agreed with the other post, if you can get an adaptor it would work great.
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Yes it does as it is in two pieces that can expand wide and long...but in all honesty I returned it the moment I saw it as it isn't very deep and it seemed to flimsy for me.
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I debated on this site for quote a while and finally bit the bullet and purchased it. I'm completely satisfied. Unlimited field of view when you keep both eyes open. You really don't notice the site. I like how you can adjust everything ( not sure about the other one you are considering) mine has a slide starburst inside but outside it goes away. Mine came with a cantilever mount but not sure if they all do. I hope this helps
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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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Yes, I know of no viewers that feed continually. Put 1 slide in, view it, remove and view another.
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Yes! No problem in seeing your slides. It also is great with the 35 mm film. I was able to see the well for the first time in years. I really like the product and recommend it highly! Ginnie
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Two slides required. One on each side. I recommend mounting slides near the lower edge of the side of the box, but if the box is strong/stiff enough, you could mount it higher.
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Yes, the slides do have small indentions. The viewer gives a very good view of what will be capured.
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It is really not a very good instrument for viewing slides ! I use a flashlight. I wish I had invested more for a better viewer
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it does magnify them, but i'm not sure how much. if you just want to look to get an idea of what the slide is, the window is fine. if you want more, like who, where, etc. I would recommend the viewer. I used it to sort slides that i inherited to decide what to put on a disk to share with the rest of the family. It was a good investment for that.
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It will not fit, since the slide is a little over 8", and probably could accommodate something around 7.5" at most.
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I don't understand the situation. Since the viewer case/housing is 4 1/2 inches wide, you would need at least that width space to place it.
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Yes the standard size slide works perfect. I haven't tried any negatives but it works with them as well.