And as with the Ruby, you just put your film in one of the film holders, slide that into the side of the scanner and your ready to scan your first photo.īut this is where the headache starts, because the software for controlling the scans really sucks. When you're using the :Zolid scanner, you don't need a computer, it saves the scans to the SD card. :Zolid scans 35mm negatives and slide film – Ruby also did 110 – and setting up the scanner is really easy, you just plug-in the power, insert an SD card and you're ready to go. Is – I guess – the name of this scanner, and right of the batch the design and build quality, looks and feels better than the Ruby scanner, but that isn't saying much, because the Ruby was really crappy.
In December last year I made a short review of the “ Reflecta RubyScan” now I got my hands on one more of these cheap scanners, and I thought why not make a review of it as well.
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