can copy 12 slides at a time. I have a 600 which can do only 4 slides but 8...or maybe more 35 mm film strip type images. This is still a labor intensive process as you need to properly prepare and position each slide. As well, not all will be of ideal exposure and color properties. I get very good images with my V600 but at the price of my time. There are bulk feed slide scanners. I believe Nikon makes some of these that can automatically feed and scan batches of slides. The last time I looked at Nikon professional film and slide scanners, my wallet tried to run away and hide.
Such is what I can offer but one other thing. Please do not exclude a person by name as a potential respondent to a post. This is quite rude and I'm sure a valid reason for a post being locked or removed. If you really want an answer, leave your question open and just ignore the responses from those you don't feel comfortable with. They won't be offended. Good luck.
Robert Profit: Please let another person answer this question. You always cut me off so nobody else can help me.
Is there anybody here whom can help me on this subject?
I would like to purchase a scanner that has the function of copying old slide photographs. There are hundreds, maybe over a thousand of them. The descriptions of top of the line scanners that I have seen seem to indicate that they only copy five or six slides at a time, by using a special attachment. It could take me months to copy this collection of slides at the rate of only a few slides per scan. Can anybody tell me if there are any scanners that can copy an entire scanner window of slides? (Covering the entire 8x11 scanner plate).
Thank you, in advance, for your help.
Don

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