Reflecta x33-Scan - Film Scanner

Digitise your slides and negatives in less than two seconds with the Reflecta x33-Scan Film Scanne...

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The Reflecta x33-Scan is designed for individuals looking to quickly and easily digitize their old slides and negatives. Its key benefit is the ability to scan an image in under two seconds without the need for a computer, saving time and simplifying the process. A potential caveat is that the output is in JPEG format, which may not satisfy users requiring raw file data for extensive post-processing. This standalone photo scanner features a 15.3-megapixel CMOS sensor for high-quality scans, a 5-inch IPS LCD for clear viewing, and direct saving to an SD card.

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Seriesx33-Scan
Model Part Number64530
BrandReflecta

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FAQs

Can I scan color negatives with the Reflecta x33-Scan?

Yes, the Reflecta x33-Scan is designed to digitize both slides and color negatives.

What is the maximum resolution of the scans?

The scanner utilizes a 15.3-megapixel CMOS sensor, providing high-resolution scans.

Do I need a computer to use this scanner?

No, the Reflecta x33-Scan is a standalone device. It scans and saves images directly to an SD card without requiring a computer.

What type of media can be scanned?

It supports framed slides (up to 3.2mm thickness) and 35mm film strips (up to six frames per strip).

What file format are the scanned images saved in?

Scanned images are saved as JPEG files.

Does it come with an SD card?

No, an SD or SDHC memory card is required for saving scans but is not included with the scanner.

How long does it take to scan one image?

The scanner digitizes an image in less than two seconds.

Troubleshooting

Scanner does not power on.

Ensure the AC adapter is securely connected to both the scanner and a working power outlet. Check if the power indicator light is on.

Scans appear blurry or have artifacts.

Ensure the slide or film strip is clean and properly seated in the holder. Check the scanner lens for dust or smudges and clean gently if necessary. Make sure the holder is inserted correctly.

SD card is not recognized.

Ensure the SD card is properly inserted. Try using a different SD card or formatting the current card (FAT32 format recommended) on a computer. Check the card's capacity compatibility.

Scanner freezes during operation.

Disconnect the power adapter for 30 seconds, then reconnect and power the device back on. Ensure the firmware is up to date if applicable.

Images are not saving to the SD card.

Verify that the SD card is not full and is correctly inserted. Ensure the card is formatted properly (FAT32). Try a different SD card.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Fast scanning speed of under two seconds per image.
  • No computer required for operation, making it a true standalone device.
  • Integrated, large-viewing angle LCD screen for easy use.
  • Produces high-quality scans with 15.3MP resolution.
  • Includes holders for both mounted slides and film strips.

Cons

  • Scans are saved as JPEG files only, limiting advanced editing options.
  • No built-in image editing software.
  • Requires an SD card (not included) for saving scans.
  • Primarily designed for 35mm film and slides; compatibility with other formats may be limited.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Connect the AC power adapter to the scanner and a wall outlet.
  2. Insert a compatible SD or SDHC card (not included) into the card slot.
  3. Select the appropriate holder for your media (mounted slides or 35mm film strips).
  4. Gently insert your slide or film strip into the chosen holder.
  5. Place the holder onto the scanner tray according to the on-screen prompts or markings.
  6. Use the LCD screen to navigate menus, select settings, and initiate the scan.

Compatibility:

  • Media: Supports framed slides (up to 3.2mm thick) and 35mm film strips.
  • Storage: Requires an SD or SDHC memory card (format as FAT32 if needed).
  • Output: Scans are saved as JPEG files.
  • Connectivity: Features a USB 2.0 port, primarily for potential firmware updates or power, not for direct scanning.

Care:

  • Keep the scanner and its holders clean and free from dust. Use a dry, lint-free cloth for the exterior.
  • Avoid touching the scanner's internal lens or sensor directly.
  • Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
  • Ensure film material is handled gently to prevent scratches or damage.