RybozenUltra-Thin Portable Slide Scanner 5 x 4 Inches LED Light Panel,Photo Slides Negatives and Film Viewer,for Tattoo Drawing, Artist Sketching, Stenciling,USB Powered

Nice little light box. I use it to copy microfilm and it works well. It is small enough to fit between the feet of the copy stand I have. The light seems to be very even and the images come out fine, with no "artifacts" such as lines. Seems just as bright on batteries (included) as on the USB cord.

Perfect little lightbox for processing my slides and negatives.

I was looking for a "small" light table for reviewing slides and tracing documents, and this Rybozen unit has proven to be just what I was looking for. It's small, yet large enough for the task, weighs next to nothing, runs on 6 AAA batteries or can be powered by USB, comes with a charging cable and soft case, is super portable, and is very affordable. So long as your needs are simple you might find this device could work for you as well. I rate it 5 Stars.

Too many negative comments about the all-in-one slide and negative digitizers prompted me to make my own. This little light pad is one of the elements and it works like a charm.

I have been going through some very old negatives of my parents that are various sizes of 2x4's and 3x4's and having this light panel has made it great seeing the history of my parents. This light panel is just the right size for these negatives because I didn't want something large and bulky. To use with the light panel, I downloaded the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner and together they make a great tool. With this app, the pictures are downloaded on my phone. If you're looking for a good light panel - purchase this one!

No, this is not a scanner. It is a lightbox. Although the manufacturer claims 5000° ±200° K, my Sony a6400 custom White Balance says 3600° K, which is OK with me. Good, even light for backlighting 35mm, 6x7cm, 4x5 B&W negatives and transparencies in my homemade set up. Good price, easy availability.

Smooth even backlighting for viewing and photographing film, negatives slides, transparencies etc.

My father passed away in 2009 and since I’ve found that most our childhood family pics are on 35mm slides. I checked into having it done (way to expensive) I checked into software ( to time consuming) and I bought a different brand slide viewer and it was junk. I care for my 80 yr old mother now who lives with me and wanted her to us to see her together and soon before she is gone. This is perfect!!