
A company called ION have produced an ingenious little negative scanner that should make preserving all your old photos a little easier. Called the Film 2 SD, it quickly scans negatives from your film camera and either stores them on an SD card you pop in the top, or transfers them directly to your computer over USB.
The Film 2 SD includes an LCD display on the front so you can preview and flip your images and will scan them in at up to 5-megapixels in resolution. Ion claims each scan takes one to two seconds and with one-touch operation, the hardest part about using this gadget will probably be the loading/unloading of film strips.
Including a 1GB SD card, the Film-2-SD Negative Scanner can perform and capture up to 700 5-megapixel scans right out of the box, without needing to be connected to your computer – plus will also accommodate up to 8GB SD, micro SD and SDHC cards for extra capacity.
The ION Film-2-SD Negative Scanner is available now from Firebox.com for £99.95 or Amazon.com for $129.87.


Sources:
Firebox.com and Ion (Product Page)
Via: Pocket Lint










Thomas says:
June 13th, 2009 at 3:53 pm
This is a great little SD film scanner. I really like it! Lots of old models don’t have a way to scan onto memory cards, which makes scanning so much easier when you’re at your computerless nans house and stuff.
METAIRIE says:
December 27th, 2009 at 1:17 am
I’ve just bought aFILM 2 SD and I’d like to buy two more slide film holder.
Please could you let me know where I can get these items.
Thanks
Kind regards
Christian METAIRIE
Mark says:
January 5th, 2010 at 1:05 pm
Hey Metairie, if you click through to Firebox and hit the “Don’t Forget Accessories” link under the buy button, you can purchase 3 packs of the slide holders which can be ordered separately from the ION Film2SD from the 11th of January 2010.
Cheers,
Mark.
Sherrell Pav says:
March 23rd, 2010 at 1:01 am
We use professional photo-scanners and filmscanners from NIKON.Resolution up to 4.000dpi.
Me says:
March 24th, 2010 at 9:05 pm
Hey Sherrell!
“We use professional photo-scanners and filmscanners from NIKON.Resolution up to 4.000dpi.”
Well Lucky old you!
So what do they cost?
Is that a realistic comparism to this item?