DigitNow!
DigitNow! 22MP Slide & Negative Scanner 5" LCD 8GB SD Card
Converts 35 mm, 110 mm and 135 slides, negatives, photos and name cards to 22 MP JPEG files on the included 8 GB SD card without a computer
- TypePhoto, NameCard, Slide & Negative
- USB PortsYes
- Dimensions12.9 x 10.5 x 9.4 inches
- Weight4.64 pounds
- ColorBlack
- Standalone digitising with no computer needed
- 22MP scans capture fine detail from film and prints
- 5 inch LCD for instant preview and sharing
- Handles 35 mm, 110, 135 slides, negatives, photos and name cards
- 8GB SD card and 128MB internal memory included
Stand-alone 22MP film digitiser
The DigitNow! scanner converts 35 mm and 110 film, 135 slides, name cards and 3R, 4R, 5R prints to 22MP JPEG files without a computer. An internal 128MB buffer and an included 8GB SD card store images directly on the device. A 5 inch LCD lets you preview, adjust brightness and RGB balance, and share scans immediately.
SD-card capacity and interpolation limits
Scans are saved to SD or SDHC cards up to 32GB. The sensor captures at 14 megapixels; the 22MP output uses built-in software interpolation rather than native resolution. No network or USB host mode is described, so files must be moved by removing the card or connecting the unit to a PC.
Replaces flatbed scanning for legacy film
This unit removes the need for a flatbed with a transparency adapter when digitising 35 mm strips, 110 cassettes or mounted 135 slides. It is not suited for medium-format negatives, large prints beyond 5R, or high-volume archive workflows that require batch automation.
Highlights
- Standalone digitising with no computer needed
- 22MP scans capture fine detail from film and prints
- 5 inch LCD for instant preview and sharing
- Handles 35 mm, 110, 135 slides, negatives, photos and name cards
- 8GB SD card and 128MB internal memory included
Specifications
| Brand | Kedok |
|---|---|
| Type | Photo, NameCard, Slide & Negative |
| USB Ports | Yes |
| Dimensions | 12.9 x 10.5 x 9.4 inches |
| Weight | 4.64 pounds |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Should I scan at 14 megapixels or use the 22 megapixel setting?
The 14 megapixel scan is the sensor's native resolution; the 22 megapixel option uses software interpolation to enlarge the file. Choose 14 MP for a true optical capture, or 22 MP if you want larger JPEGs for printing or cropping.
What does the 22 megapixel figure actually deliver when I scan a 35 mm slide?
The scanner's sensor captures 14 megapixels optically; the 22 megapixel JPEG is created by internal software interpolation. Expect sharp detail from the native scan, with the higher setting giving bigger files but no extra optical information.
Which cards work with the SD slot, and what is the maximum capacity?
The slot accepts SD and SDHC cards up to 32 GB. An 8 GB card is included, so you can start scanning immediately and add a larger card later if you need more space for high-resolution JPEGs.
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