The SlideSnap Pro : How does the world's fastest archival quality slide film scanner work?

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Automatically scan 30 slides a minute. Sharp and accurate. LED backlit and Kodak carousel fed for automated batch operation. Get dedicated film scanner results with 1/60th the time and effort.
• Configurable with any interchangeable lens camera. (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, etc.)
• Scan up to 1600 slides/hour
• 5000k 97CRI backlight ensures accurate color capture
• Standard Kodak Carousel fed for reliable batch scanning of up to 140 slides
• Shoot JPG for convenience or RAW for control.
• Small desktop footprint, simple operation.
• Capture standalone ( Memory card ) or USB tethered ( Instant transfer and control via computer ) *Requires camera compatible host tethering software.

[@gweckesser]

Do you need a MACRO lens on the DSLR?

[@jimsack1]

Is there an yupdated model on the market?

[@btrdangerdan2010]

Holy shit this thing is expensive! But good.

[@chuckm482]

Yeah ... $3,595!

[@ozzyguy6792]

But...photographing a PROJECTED IMAGE will never be as good as photographing the slide emulsion at 1:1.

[@sjetmand]

Hey Ozzy!
The image isn't projected, rather captured by a prime macro lens in the gate at 1:1 repro as you mention.

[@ozzyguy6792]

@@sjetmand If it is indeed photographing the film itself should be fine.