Review on 📸 ZONOZ FS-3 22MP All-in-1 Film & Slide Converter Scanner - High-Speed 35mm, 126, 110 Negatives & Super 8 Films - Worldwide Voltage by Ray Richards

, I have a Zonoz to scan several thousand family slides, some of which are over 50 years old. This device is a nice compact surprise, it arrived earlier than advertised and I was able to get to work straight away. The resolution is good, the digital colors match the film colors well. Post processing to digitally match true colors, especially for skin tones and some very light Ekta/Koda Chrome colors like red and green. The scanner helps you scan quickly and save to SD card, then you can edit on PC, I didn't use the scanner's built-in editing functions. Standard image storage, I would prefer if this project has PNG or RAW files to avoid using the loss of information format from the start, but again if you have a lot of images and want to do it quickly and well (not ideal ), it is good selection. You can then select very important slides and rescan them with a more professional scanner like EPSON or any other. The size is compact and easy to use, the adapter works well for every film thickness I've tried, but the screen needs to be placed at eye level to work well, the LCD has no angle so you can't have a good view of it a lower eye, this needs to be improved in the design of the device. The body, buttons, and controls are a bit retro, but they work great for me. The scan-paste-scanning process for continuous slides is a two-button operation that could be improved as a one-click operation, but a 25-slide block as you once saw The use of the interface and the Mechanics should take 5 minutes. I have uploaded some photos, resolution and colors are good, please note they are from Ektachrome film taken over 60 years ago. Conclusion: A good compact and economical scanner that should be part of your digital tool film.