Ideal for viewing 35mm film, the Kaiser Diascop 4 Slide Viewer offers 3x magnification along with back illumination for bright, clear viewing of transparencies or negatives. It is designed for viewing mounted 35mm slides, within standard 2 x 2" mounts. An integrated drop chute with collection tray expedites the process of looking at slides and keeps viewed slides in order. Additionally, 35mm film strips can also be viewed. Within the viewer is a replaceable 15W bulb to illuminate the film for easier viewing. A 6'-long power cord is also included.
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Key Features
- For Viewing Mounted 35mm Slides
- Can Be Used with Film Strips
- Magnification: 3x
- Drop Chute with Collection Tray
Ideal for viewing 35mm film, the Kaiser Diascop 4 Slide Viewer offers 3x magnification along with back illumination for bright, clear viewing of transparencies or negatives. It is designed for viewing mounted 35mm slides, within standard 2 x 2" mounts. An integrated drop chute with collection tray expedites the process of looking at slides and keeps viewed slides in order. Additionally, 35mm film strips can also be viewed. Within the viewer is a replaceable 15W bulb to illuminate the film for easier viewing. A 6'-long power cord is also included.
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Kaiser diascop 4 Reviews
Don't!
By Alan
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2018-06-18
This item is very poorly made, slides jam. More importantly, The light is both dim, and has a distinct orange tint. It is very difficult to see slides. Also, there is no option to run on batteries, it only has a long extension cord, with no on/off switch. I thought I was paying more for a quality unit, but it would be overpriced at a quarter of what I paid.
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