Kodak Mobile Film Scanner
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User Reviews for Kodak Mobile Film Scanner
Waiting for iPhone Max Update!
This app does its job of scanning film - color and BW negatives, as well as color positives. The quality isn’t the best. For example, if you have fine grain film, it will not look like beautiful fine grain, but that’s being picky. For the price of the scanner, it’s a really nifty thing to have and has been of much use to me in scanning BW film negatives.Most importantly I write this review to point out that if you have an iPhone Pro Max, you’d have to hold your phone well above the box to actually get a clear picture. That’s not great because it’s bound to compromise the clarity of your photos even more. So i’m hoping that this app will soon be updated to work with the Max iPhone series! Please, developers.
Broken update
Normally, this app is great and has been helpful for me with scanning all the family negatives and slides that I inherited from my grandmother, however not being able to edit the photos in-app since the recent update has been frustrating. I’m able to do this on my phone after saving each scan however if half of the app no longer works it slows down the process quite a bit. Hoping this is fixed soon.
Doesn’t work with iPhone 11 Pro Max?
I just got this scanner but it doesn’t seem to work with my phone. I have the three lenses, and while I can scan the slides, the photo comes out blurry and washed out. On a regular iPhone 11, the picture is bright and crisp. It would be nice if there was a fix so I could use it with the iPhone 11 Max.
Non Functional for Multi Camera Phones!
This app/product was amazing the first couple of years I used it. Recently found some more old family film negatives that I was SO excited to explore. Only to find out that this app and product is completely non functional now because it will not focus! Beyond disappointed and in disbelief that the app hasn’t been updated to work with modern cameras.
Needs Updated
Really is better than the other slide/negative film apps out there but needs bugs squashed. Lets you use all your lenses but the ultra wide on 13 pro is crashing the app for me which would make the best photo. Also needs to reward those early adopters that brought the app instead of forcing subscription.
It’s alright
The app definitely gets the job done. I took a photo class two seperate semesters in college, and I like using this app to transfer the photos. However, I use the B&W option so I don’t know if it’s different for anything else, but everytime I use it, after so many uses, it crashes. It’s annoying to deal with. You can go back in the app and get another couple before it crashes again. You still get the pictures, a little blurred, but it still does the job which is convenient.
Blurry scan with iPhone 12 Pro
I can’t get a clear scan using my iPhone 12 Pro. It seems like the scanner would work better with a iPhone that has one camera. Tried to scan with just my camera app and not the Kodak app and still doesn’t work very well. Bought the kit on a whim to see if it was useful. Probably need to buy a normal slide scanner for better results.
Product works better without the app
The mobile scanner is a clever design. I’m using it with my iPhone to digitize color slides. Using the app, I got terrible (fuzzy) images. If I simply use my phone’s camera, I get great results. I have to crop and edit later with either my phone’s image editor or Photoshop (but even app-generated photos require editing). TIP: remove your phone from any case or holder, as those things affect the focal distance.
Good for previewing negatives, bad for scanning.
I’m using the iPhone 11 Pro Max and although the app is great for quickly seeing my negatives after developing, it’s terrible with color rendition. The color red is so over saturated that it looks like a highlighter color. Lowering the saturation doesn’t even help. Other colors aren’t as bad though. At the end of the day, the $25 scanner and free app is hands down the best/cheapest way to preview your negatives without having to use a proper scanner that takes 30 seconds-3 minutes per frame.
Kodak Mobile Review
Pros: The application is very simple and I am able to get the photos extracted from the negative easily. I really like the colors and the contrast it captures. The cons: sometimes the app will try to fix the Color of the photo making it look worse and the resolution it captures is low making it look grainy when printed or zoomed in. (I have compared them to the ones I’ve already developed from the supermarket a long time ago)
Description
This app is built to work with Kodak Mobile Film Scanner. A simple backlight that allows you to scan your old negatives or slides in the size of 35 mm film. Kodak Mobile Film Scanner will provide you with easy access to your old-fashioned film material.
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