ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0 Photo, Slide, and Negative Scanner – Scan 4×6 Photos & 35mm, 110, 126 Film – No Computer Required – 22 MegaPixels
$33.99
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Product description
Do you have stacks of family photo albums or boxes of old slides & negatives? Scan your photos to digital format to preserve & share them with others!
With the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0, it’s easier than ever to turn your photos into digital pictures.
No computer is required to scan, which means that it’s quick to set up and easy to use. Plus, the scanner’s rechargeable battery makes it extremely portable and cord-free for scanning. You can have the scanner set up and ready to start digitizing your photos, slides, and negatives in just minutes.
Unlike most conventional scanners, the QuickConvert 2.0 scans from above, which allows you to scan each photo without removing it from its mount or photo album. Alternatively, you can load a photo into the scanner’s photo tray to scan it. (Does not contain an autofeeder.)
The scanner works with 4×6 photos or smaller, as well as 35mm slides and negatives and 110/126 negatives. (Does not support 5×7 photos or larger.)
An extra large 5″ instant preview screen allows you to see each photo before you scan it. Scanning is extremely fast: just load your photo, slide, or negative, and hit the “OK/SCAN” button.
In just 2-3 seconds, your photo will be scanned and converted to digital format and saved onto the included 32 GB memory card!
The scanner digitizes your photos, slides, and negatives at a high-quality resolution of 14 megapixels (or 22 megapixels interpolated).
You can also connect the scanner to your TV using the included HDMI cable. This means you can use your TV as a preview screen while you’re scanning, or play back photos on your TV after you’ve scanned them.
After you’ve scanned your images, you can transfer the images from the scanner to your PC or Mac using the included USB cable. Or, if your computer has a card reader, simply remove the memory card from the scanner and insert it into your computer’s card reader.
Included: 32 GB Memory Card & PhotoPad Pro Image Editing Software
The ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0 comes with an 32 GB memory card (which can hold 8,000 or more photos). PhotoPad Pro image editing software is also included, which can be used to edit, retouch, resize, and crop your photos, as well as to make beautiful collages of your photos.
What’s In The Box
– ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0 Photo, Slide, and Negative Scanner
– Slide & Negative Holders
– Cleaning Brush
– USB-C Charging Cable & Power Adapter
– HDMI Cable (for Preview or Playback to TV)
– 32 GB Memory Card
– Rechargeable Battery
– PhotoPad Professional Edition Software License Card (Digital Download License Card; Software CD Not Included)
– User’s Manual w/ Easy Quick Start Guide
Product Specifications
– Scans 1 Photo/Slide/Negative At A Time In 2-3 Seconds (Scanner does NOT have an autofeeder.)
– Overall Scanner Size/Dimensions: 8 x 7 x 6 inches
– LCD Screen Size: 5 inches (measured diagonally)
– Scanning Resolution: 14 MegaPixels or 22 MegaPixels (interpolated)
– Scanned Image Quality: ~ 3824 x 2512 Pixels
– Scanned Image Format: JPEG Digital Photos (File Size: ~3MB each)
– Compatible Photo Sizes: 4×6 Photo or smaller (Does not support 5×7 photos) – To scan photos, set switches to Photo mode
– Compatible Slide Sizes: 135/35mm – To scan slides, set switches to Film mode
– Compatible Negative Sizes: 135/35mm, 126, 110 – To scan negatives, set switches to Film mode
Easily & Quickly Scan Your Old Photos, Slides, & Negatives To Digital Photos (1 At A Time; Scanner Does Not Have Autofeeder) – Super Quick Conversion, Takes Only 2-3 Seconds To Scan a Photo, Slide, or Negative To Digital (4×6 Photos or Smaller; Press The Size Button To Adjust Scan Size)
No Computer or Drivers Required! Just Turn It On & Start Scanning. Scans At 14 MegaPixels (22 MegaPixels Interpolated) & Saves Photos As Digital JPEG Files on SD Memory Card (Scanning Quality: ~ 3824 x 2512 Pixels)
Built-In Rechargeable Battery For Cord-Free Scanning (Please Fully Charge Before Using) & 5″ Instant Preview LCD Screen
Scan Photos Without Having To Remove Them From Photo Albums or Mounts **NOTE: Does Not Support 5×7 Photos**
2 Year Warranty & Tech Support From ClearClick, a USA Small Business
9 reviews for ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0 Photo, Slide, and Negative Scanner – Scan 4×6 Photos & 35mm, 110, 126 Film – No Computer Required – 22 MegaPixels
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Sharon –
Nice tool for scanning old photos.
Great size which makes it easy to use. I bought it to scan old photos stuck in photo albums and it worked very well. The scanned photos looked good – color was accurate and the photos looked like the ones in the album. And it was very fast.
lm –
great for scanning fragile photos without having to take your photo albums apart
reviewed based on scanning various size prints from older (1920s to 1960s) photo albums, not slides or film. can’t speak to the latter uses. this is great for scanning photos without having to tear apart the photo album, especially if you have photos one on top of the other in an accordion fashion, which is part of my problem. the ability to lay the device on top of the photo in situ by removing the base plate saved me an incredible amount of time. image quality has been quite good. once you get the hang of it, it’s easy to use, and as said it was a massive time saver and saved me having to tear apart even the most fragile old album. support has been 5* or better.nitpicking issues: a) it seems to have some alignment issues with scalloped prints. they looked at sample images and gave some advice (and then they shipped me a replacement unit immediately, part of my 5* support rating). b) it only does certain default sizes — 4×6, 3 1/2×5, 4×4, 4.2×3.2, or 3.4×2.1 — and there is no way to adjust for other sizes. for them you have to trim the resulting image down to size or leave it with lots of border. check if your prints are among those sizes. the included software helps, but it would be nice if it wasn’t necessary.very happy with this purchase.
Bill R –
Good for saving old photos & slides
This is a good little scanner for those who want to digitize old photos and slides. For slides and negatives it works very well. In fact the negatives show up as positives on the viewer, making it easy to decide if you want it. For photos, it works well although there one drawback. To scan, you pick up the body from the base and lay the photo in the base. Put the body back on and scan. Old photos tend to curl, and there is no way to flatten them for scanning. Also, the directions are not well written. In my case, I had some trouble making it work initially. I contacted the company directly, and they were very responsive, which counts for a lot. Also, this scanner includes the 32G memory card, while many others I looked at do not. I think the price is a little bit higher than it should be, but that’s just me.
mll –
Robust slide & photo scanner___.jpg, so ‘1971_08__15.jpg’ as an example. Where there was more than one box with same developing dates, I suffixed the month with a letter, ex: ‘1971_08b__15.jpg’ which was slide 15 from the second box. Moving the image files off from the scanner card (using USB mode on the ClearClick) and renaming the jpeg files right away eliminated any potential for confusion of what had already been scanned.- Scanning one slide/photo does take ~1-2 seconds, as indicated.- Scanning photos while they’re still in the plastic of an album ‘works’ but the rows of scanner LEDs could sometimes be seen on the top and bottom of the finished scan. Removing them from the plastic, while it adds more time, is well-worth the effort. You only want to “have to” scan your photos one time, in my opinion.- The ClearClick on-screen menu took a little bit to get used to, but it’s relatively intuitive. I only used the brightness and RGB color adjustments a small handful of times. Keep in mind that each of those color adjustment settings remains ‘set’ until the unit’s power is cycled or if you go back in to reset them.- I haven’t tried the HDMI ‘preview via a TV’ feature, but that is certainly a bonus. The screen on the unit worked for my needs.- The included 32GB SD card was more than enough. Image files were, on average, 3-4MB in size using the 22MP setting. The ~900 jpeg files were ~3GB, in total.
This ClearClick image scanner was purchased (initially) for the creation of the ultimate Christmas gift. Family members *truly* enjoy having their decades-old slides & photos available in electronic format.It is relatively labor intensive to work through any project of this type, but where there is a will, there is a way. No doubt, the ClearClick streamlined the entire process and produced amazing results. Where professional digitizing services charge (on average) ~$1/slide or photo, this unit will far exceed its price tag value when you have hundreds to thousands of photographic memories. If you can allocate the time doing the work, yourself, then just do it.Couple of notes:- if scanning slides, use canned-air to remove dust particles prior to each scan. It’s well worth the effort, you don’t want to have to redo anything. I went through 2 cans, cleaning ~900 slides. I eventually picked up an electric handheld, dust-blower/remover since canned-air can be pricey. At present, I still have a over a few thousand slides yet to scan.- If scanning boxes of slides, carousels of slides, or envelopes of photos:– Just a suggestion: do one entire box/envelope/slide-carousel at a time. I moved them after each completed batch to a computer.– I named them using the slide/photo film development date and slide/photo number (when available), using a naming scheme of ‘
Patti Phoenix –
The scanner works great and the software is a nice addition
The scanner works as expected and is easy to use.• It’s really helpful to be able to scan from above the photo without using the base. There have been times I’ve needed to scan a photo “in place” in a photo album.• The multiple options for the size of the photos (e.g. 3.5×5, 4×6) are adequate, although it would be nice to be able to scan 5×7 photos. When scanning 4×6 photos, there is a little bit cut off all around the photo, so I’m careful to position the photo prior to scanning.• I’ve used it for scanning both slides and photos and am pleased with the results. I’m using it to scan old photos that are of varying quality, so I’m not expecting extremely high quality results from the scanner.• For slides, it works with the standard 35mm slide that is 24mm x 36mm. Note that it can’t scan 35mm slides that are 40mm x 40mm square film size.• Others have noted that the scanner doesn’t work well with curled photos. I put a stiff clear plastic page over the curled photo, then scan from above, and that solves the problem. The weight of the scanner over the plastic page flattens the curling.A big plus is the PhotoPad Professional software included with the product. When I purchased the scanner, I didn’t realize how valuable this addition would be. Since some of the photos I’m scanning are poor quality, the software can help improve the digital version of the photo. I don’t have Adobe PhotoShop and am not a professional “retoucher,” but I find the software useful for light editing, including color correction and adding text.
María –
Para tomar las imágenes de un álbum es complicado y con se obtiene una resolución buena, no lo recomendaría
Deanna Chelak –
Exactly as described. Have just started using…I have old odd shaped negatives (from the mid 1950s) so they didn’t fit exactly, but I trimmed the edges and it works perfect! So excited to see the pictures.
Abdul razzaq junejo –
crisp pictures
Corinne O’Neill –
It was working just fine. I got 3 reels done. Then I plugged into my laptop and it wouldn’t work as the USB connection fell inside the unit..there was no way to open it..I contacted the company though and they are sending me another unit.