127 Slide & The 127 Super Slide
It is in a 2" x 2" slide holder but with an extra large film area.
127 Super slides are 4x4cm slides, and were originally taken on a 127 roll film format.
If you want the whole slide to scan, they cannot be intermixed with the regular 35mm slides. You will have to put them in separate stacks and clearly mark the stacks so that we can setup the scanner and then scan a whole group of the 127 super slides. We're sorry but it just takes us too much extra time to be switching back and forth from one size to another.
The slide scan, of necessity, will be cropped somewhat as shown below if they are intermixed with the regular slides:
If your slide holder is straight and not coming apart or bent, and if you don't mind some cropping, we can charge our regular slide scanning fees.
Because of the thinness of the cardboard slide carrier on the 127 slides, we see a lot of them that are seriously bent and damaged. If you rubber band these stacks, do not make the rubber bands very tight.
If your 127 super slide is bent such as this one to the right or the slides below, or, if you want the whole film area scanned, we will have to charge our special handling fee of $1 per slide because we have to hand feed the slides, one by one. Make sure you check this option on the order form. Do a search for "127" on the order form page.
If your 127
slides have the film portions warped as in the
slide below. Forget it.
Your slide is damaged more than we can handle.
You might want to take the film out of the
holder and then trim the film down and remount
as a regular 35mm slide.
