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Silvana
Reviewed in Italy on May 31, 2025
Meglio di quanto mi aspettassi,semplici montaggio e utilizzo.Consigliato.
Figaro
Reviewed in France on May 31, 2025
Pour celui ou celle qui veulent récupérer des négatifs, matériel, très pratique, résultats, plutôt satisfaisant, je recommande.
Die Kunde
Reviewed in Germany on May 18, 2025
Ich habe den KLIM K2 Mobile Film Scanner nun seit einigen Monaten regelmäßig genutzt, um alte Dia-Aufnahmen meiner Familie zu digitalisieren. Das Gerät kam stabil verpackt an und ließ sich dank der nummerierten Einzelteile schnell zusammenbauen – für technikaffine Nutzer wie mich kein Problem. Die Smartphone-Halterung mit Gummimatte sorgt dafür, dass nichts verrutscht, und die gleichmäßige LED-Hintergrundbeleuchtung bringt ein sauberes Ergebnis. Praktisch ist auch das Metallplättchen zur magnetischen Fixierung, wobei ich das mit meinem Galaxy Z Flip4 aber nicht nutzen konnte.Die Digitalisierung einzelner Dias funktioniert mit der normalen Kamera-App unkompliziert – bei Negativen ist die empfohlene App hilfreich, auch wenn sie ausbaufähig ist. Schön ist, dass die bearbeiteten Fotos direkt in der Galerie landen. Die Bildqualität hängt natürlich stark vom Handy ab, mit meinem Flip4 bin ich aber zufrieden. Für größere Mengen ist das Gerät etwas mühsam, da jedes Dia einzeln eingelegt werden muss. Für meinen Zweck – ein paar Erinnerungen sichern – reicht es jedoch vollkommen aus.Schade finde ich, dass die Stromversorgung nur über Batterien läuft; ein Akku oder zumindest ein USB-Anschluss wären praktischer gewesen. Insgesamt ist das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis aber gut, und für Technikfans mit überschaubarem Digitalisierungsbedarf eine empfehlenswerte Lösung.
Javier
Reviewed in Spain on March 8, 2025
El producto viene embalado de forma exquisita, como suele ser habitual en los productos de Klim cuidando mucho la presentación y el contenido: el soporte plegado, unas patas más cortas para poder adaptar a otros tipos de lentes de móvil con distancias mas cortas, pilas, manuales, gamuza de limpieza para lentes y una chapa adhesiva metálica para colocar en el móvil y evitar que se desplace accidentalmente, pues la plataforma del gadget donde se apoya es magnética.La aplicación se instala fácilmente, pero si quieres la versión con IA para procesar las imágenes tienes que pagar casi 12€ por semana o casi 34€ al mes, que será muy buena (que no lo sé), pero me parece exageradamente caro el servicio y para eso prefiero pagar una suscripción mensual de Lightroom y Photoshop, que también incorporan funciones de IA si tienes un equipo con procesadores neuronales como el mío. La versión que instala es muy básica y no me merece la pena, con la aplicación nativa de la cámara del teléfono me vale para escanear todo seguido y luego ir editando en el PC.Como digo en el título, la idea es buena: usar tu propio móvil para escanear negativos y diapositivas, pero faltan detalles como que el móvil cuesta mucho de colocar correctamente para escanearlo y hacerlo de forma recta y, por mucho magnetismo que le pongas, se mueve fácilmente al mínimo roce. Una guía ajustable que permitiese sujetar el teléfono de forma recta hubiese sido mejor idea que el magnetismo para este tipo de trabajo.Una cosa que si me gusta es que el diseño se ha hecho para que sea plegable y portable, aunque la forma de encajar la base y la parte superior se abre al llevarlo en un bolso si no va bien sujeto en un bolsillo o con una cinta uniendo las dos partes.Al final, el resultado depende de la calidad de la cámara de tu terminal y tu paciencia. Además, la distancia de enfoque que permita tu terminal te puede impedir hacer buenas capturas aun usando las patas cortas.No obstante, con mucha paciencia y buenas herramientas (terminal y software adicional) puedes llegar a hacer un trabajo decente, no profesional, pero decente y puedes mantener a salvo tus recuerdos y todo por un precio bastante razonable.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
I've attached a couple of photos - one of the original print, one taken of a negative with this device using their app. I'm actually surprised. I only spent a couple minutes tweaking the picture. With a little more care, I'll bet you can get pretty close. In this case, I over-sharpened it and had it backwards - but it wasn't ideal editing this on a small phone screen. While the app works in a pinch, you'd be much better off tweaking the photos on a large computer screen using editing software. The process is pretty manual, so you'll likely not be having much fun doing large quantities of photos. But for small transfers, I'd say this does a pretty good job. Now that I understand what it can do, my next scans will likely have much better results. For 20 bucks (at the time of this review), you really can't go wrong with this. I really like it.
Ace42
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 5, 2025
Very quick and easy to use.Scanning the QR code in the manual got to the app very quickly and easily.The app is very simple, but does what you need it to - swapping negatives over to colour, and giving you a load of straightforward tools to get the desired colour balance.I can imagine someone with a decent Adoboe Photoshop or similar setup might find all these digital tools unnecessary (potentially even cumbersome if it's interferring with the raw picture in a destructive way) though, which removes a major selling point of the product.As a way of digitising images for later manipulation, it works fine.Even taking no precautions at all to mitigate ambient day-light, and spending next to no time at all adjusting any of the colour settings, we managed to get equal image quality from the negatives as were found in the developed photos. That said, these were amateur photos taken with a disposable camera, so it is hard to say how much detail a more sophisticated setup might've seen lost.The stand is sturdy and well designed - operating the smart phone didn't cause any jiggling that might disrupt its operation, and that is without using the included stick-on magnets, etc to really lock the setup down. It packs away neatly for subsequent use.Even on 2xAA batteries, the internal light was just the right brightness and whiteness for the job.It's a cut above near-identical solutions for digitising slides, but as those can be less than half the cost - it is hard to say how well it represents value for money - especially for people who are already using a similar scaffold for digitising films in conjunction with more sophisticated tools, like Photoshop.
Tswoodshop
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This is a good idea in principle, but the design and software needs work. First of all, I don't appreciate the beg screens embedded in the software. These days, a simple pic or negative editor is just not that sophisticated, as there are many basic free ones available. The app that comes with the scanner is not "free" in the sense that you're constantly being advertised at with beg screens to install more software. That is annoying and a turn off for me. More importantly however, it was difficult to take a clear pic of a negative. Of course the clarity of the pic depends on the clarity and sharpness of the negative you're scanning. I tired several different known clear detailed negatives I've previously made clear sharp prints from, but couldn't get the same clarity from the negative on this device. I was using an iPhone 14 Pro. The user manual explains everything in clear well written English, which is a plus. Unfortunately, while a good idea, it needs some refining to be a useful tool.
Christine
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
This is good for backups only since it's not a professional tool. It doesn't really give you a high quality scan, but it's still handy if you're prepared to correct things afterward. Do know photo editing adjustments for each image will likely be required because they're overly blue and reversed. So, this device isn't as much of a scanner as it is a light box that you can capture negatives with your phone's camera. Best for someone who is interested in preserving a few old family photos and no interested in high resolution prints. For a relatively low cost, it's a fast workflow for a backup of old memories. Convenient, but not exactly high-tech!
Autumn
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025
Got the app and paid the most expensive subscription for all the add ons and nothing worked never could get a clear photo.
Georgi
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
If you're like me and you either own or inherited (or both) a big stack of photo negatives, you really need this device. It took two minutes to set up, and start digitizing negatives.When we first got it on and had the phone's camera on, the picture did not look good. I realized that the phone camera was trying to equalize the black of the base with the light under the negative. We fixed that by zooming into the negative and the picture was wonderful. Once in the phone, a quick app helped us to turn the negative to a proper picture -- like magic!I'm so glad to now be able to preserve these memories -- and in a way that doesn't take up space. It's super easy to back them up as well, like any digital file. When I set up to complete this very big project, I think I'm also going to get a Bluetooth camera remote for my phone. That way I can set it on the device and not move it for the time I'm taking photos.Genius and easy.
C. Pruett
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025
Easy to use. Instant results. Trying to find services that concert negatives to police, digital images is quite difficult AND pricey. A little bit tedious in that you go one-by-one but it's worth it, especially for "long-forgotten" photos. It's thrilling, seeing those old shots once again. Convert, save, and share. Have prints made at so e place like Walgreens or any place that makes prints from digital images.
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