Fotoscanner Reflecta x66-Scan sort

The reflecta x66-Scan multi-format photo scanner digitizes a wide range of film formats with a single compact device. It supports 35mm slides and negatives, most medium format films including 4x4 cm (type 127) and 120 film from 6x4.5 cm up to 6x9 cm. With an optional holder the scanner also accepts Instamatic 126 film. The unit features a 4.3-inch LCD with a wide viewing angle and an HDMI output for displaying images on an external monitor or television. As a standalone device it saves scans directly as JPEG files onto an SD card and does not require a computer.

Advantages

The x66-Scan offers fast scanning at up to 22 megapixels and can digitize a single image in under two seconds. Its built-in 14 MP CMOS sensor (1/2.33" size) and simple controls on the LCD make selection and operation straightforward. Compact dimensions (118 × 177 × 192 mm), low weight (0.58 kg) and USB 5V power input make the scanner portable and easy to position. HDMI output and standalone SD card saving increase flexibility for direct viewing and storage.

Suitable for

• Scanning 35mm slides and negatives
• Digitizing medium format films (4x4 cm / type 127, 120 film 6x4.5–6x9 cm)
• Converting Instamatic 126 film with optional holder
• Quick standalone digitization without a PC

Key specifications

• Sensor: 14 MP CMOS, 1/2.33"
• Maximum output resolution: up to 22 megapixels
• Display: 4.3" LCD with wide viewing angle
• File format: JPEG saved to SD card (standalone)
• Inputs/outputs: USB power (5V), HDMI output
• Supported film formats: 35mm, 4x4 cm (type 127), 120 film (6x4.5–6x9 cm), optional 126 holder
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 118 × 177 × 192 mm
• Weight: 0.58 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Insert the appropriate film holder for the format you want to scan and place the film or slide into the holder. Power the scanner using a 5V USB supply, turn it on, and use the 4.3" LCD to preview and frame the image. Select desired settings on the device, then start the scan; the x66-Scan converts the image and saves a JPEG file directly to an inserted SD card. For larger viewing, connect the HDMI output to a compatible monitor or television. If scanning Instamatic 126 film, install the optional holder before loading the film.

Recommendations

For best results, clean film and slides before scanning to avoid dust and scratches, use the correct holder for each format to ensure proper alignment, and store scanned JPEGs on a backup device in addition to the SD card.