- Automated Ease: An 8.08MP sensor automatically reads film at two frames per second, creating a digital MP4 video without any manual computing required.
- High-Definition Imaging: Experience your home videos in 1080p resolution with vivid colors, stunning contrast, and seamless playback.
- Portable Styling: Although it accepts reels ranging from 3 to 9”, the unit is relatively lightweight, compact, and convenient to carry and store. Great for family trips and reunions.
- Onboard Editing: Ensure optimal results regardless of film condition. Capture mode allows you to zoom, adjust the frame, and fine-tune sharpness, tint, and image exposure.
- SD Card Slot: Manage and view saved videos right on the screen. Other menu options include rewind, fast-forward, USB upload, select film type, and more.
- Digitize 8mm / Super 8 Footage to MPEG-4
- Save to up to 128GB SD Card
- Transfer to Computer via Micro-USB Cable
- Adjust Exposure, Clarity, and Tint
Kodak REELS Overview
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Kodak REELS Reviews
Kodak film digitizer
Kodak reels digitizer for super 8 & 8mm is so far so good! Was able to transfer films from (50 years ago)to sd card and download to edit software and create files/digital links. Then was able to send links to families. Great stuff!! Annnnd, at a very reasonable price! Thinking of purchasing a second Kodak digitizer.
disappointing design limitations
It is difficult to thread the film and get the film under the fixed positioning tabs. Instead of having to twist the film, it should be designed so the tabs are moved into position after the film is in the track. Very cheap design. The supply reel is NOT powered meaning there is no reverse or rewind capability. Rewinding is accomplished by reversing the reels and using the takeup reel motor drive. Very disappointing to not have motor drive for the supply reel at this price point. All the film guides are fixed; they do not rotate and they are very ineffective at controling film tension and slack. This cheapness is not consistent with expectations for any machine designed for film handling. My results are quite grainy. I would be surprise if the film is as grainy as the digitized results but I can't say for sure.
