Medalight LP-100N 5 x 4 Inches Ultra-Thin LED Light Panel Negative and Slide Viewer

This is a small light panel with a lot of brightness. It's perfect for looking at my 4x5 transparencies. But I'm also using it with my iPhone to view multiple negatives at once. To turn your iPhone into a negative viewing device, go to Settings: Negative Viewing. Obtaining access: General: Shortcut for ADA Compliance: Invert Colors is a classic invert color scheme. You can then press the home button three times to invert the images on your screen. Your screen will return to normal if you press the button three times again. After that, you can use your zoom feature to get a better look at it.

Kali Moyer

| May 05, 2021

140 OLD (60-year-old) photographs were digitized using this product. Negatives (4 3/4 x 2 3/4) from the 1940s (approximately 80 years old). I was able to zoom in by mounting a camera above. Adobe Photoshop Elements was used to convert the negatives and enhance them as needed. Negatives were too large for any of the other "conversion" units to handle. Smaller slides can also be handled by the device. br>Through the effort, I was able to see images that I had never seen before.

Nola Faulkner

| Oct 10, 2021

This is a fantastic small light box. The light is extremely bright. It's what I use to look at slides and photo negatives and sort them. You can't fit a lot of slides on it at once because of the size, but you can hold a slide above it and see the image (!). ), which aids in the sorting process. That is the intensity of the light. The bag is made of black leather and has a zipper closure. This is a nice pouch that takes 6 AAA batteries (which are not included). The only baffling aspect is that the manual instructs you to remove the batteries when not in use, but they fit perfectly in the pouch. There's also an on/off switch on the side; I'm not sure how long the batteries last, but I'm still on my first set after sorting through a few hundred slides. It's a good value for money, especially if you don't require a large surface.

Branson Norman

| Sep 25, 2021

This is a good size for travel and it works well. I bought a power adaptor to go with it because I don't want to have to worry about running out of batteries. The lighting appears to be of excellent quality. To avoid glare and because I'll only be looking at one slide at a time (with a magnifying lens), I cut a slide-sized opening in a piece of cardboard and placed it on top of this panel when I'm not using it.

Zainab Cummings

| Jul 08, 2021

I have a box of very old negatives and slides that I'd like to share. Looking at them and deciding what I want to develop has become much easier as a result of this.

Elliot Prince

| Jun 04, 2021

Bright. It's possible that it's overpriced. It's a bright day. It works. You'll need batteries, which you'll have to replace frequently because it dims quickly, and there's no AC adapter. I'm glad I can see slides from my 95-year-old father's life, but I wish I had done some research and spent the time to compare prices. Is it possible that I was duped into thinking that a higher price equaled a better product? If you do your homework before buying, you might discover that this item is the best or that another is a better deal.

Trace Conrad

| Dec 05, 2021

pre-recorded content artifacts from the past that have been captured in a 50-year period 200 million people per year amber that has been preserved over time I can see into these fossilized amber pieces with great efficiency thanks to the extremely bright LED lighting provided by this device.

Alexia Peterson

| Jan 26, 2021

Despite the fact that the case is made of plastic, the light panel does not appear to be cheap or flimsy. It has a nice heavy vibe to it. br>br>The light is bright and even, which is ideal for viewing slides and negatives while working on my scanning project, and the storage case is adequate as well. br>br>I anticipate using this light panel for many years.

Journee McDaniel

| Jan 05, 2021