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Wolverine Titan high res film to digital converter
Nov 14, 2018 09:34:43 #
Want to convert all those old slides to digital format? I have just the thing for you. Please check Amazon for detailed pictures and info on this unit. There is an excellent step by step video on the mfg website. www.wolverinedata.com click support click videos scroll to Titan manual. Only used to convert 1100 slides for a friend. Cost $149.99 on Amazon. Will sell for $100. I will pay shipping for lower 48. PayPal ok. SOLD
Nov 14, 2018 09:43:33 #
That is clever! Play the movie, and have it converted immediately. This would be good if you plan to make money doing it, but not for half a dozen rolls of family film.
Where did you see the name "Titan"?
I converted mine years ago with an 8mm projector and a camcorder. This would probably produce better quality results.
Where did you see the name "Titan"?
I converted mine years ago with an 8mm projector and a camcorder. This would probably produce better quality results.
Nov 14, 2018 09:55:48 #
Titan is the name Wolverine gave the unit. I failed to mention that it only takes 3 to 4 seconds to scan and save a slide. I did several thousand of my own slides using a flat bed scanner about 12 years a go. SLOW, SLOW!
Nov 14, 2018 10:12:16 #
Nov 14, 2018 10:14:52 #
taborjb wrote:
Did I get this right? You only bought this to convert slides for a friend? You're a good friend, for sure. Only used to convert 1100 slides for a friend. Cost $149.99 on Amazon.
Nov 14, 2018 10:20:43 #
taborjb wrote:
. Want to convert all those old slides to digital format? I have just the thing for you. Please check Amazon for detailed pictures and info on this unit. There is an excellent step by step video on the mfg website. www.wolverinedata.com click support click videos scroll to Titan manual. Only used to convert 1100 slides for a friend. Cost $149.99 on Amazon. Will sell for $100. I will pay shipping for lower 48. PayPal ok.
I would love to have a converter, but most of my negatives are medium format (120 format. 2 1/4 x
2 1/4, or 2 1/4 x 1 7/8 format, which is 645 format.) They don't make personal scanners that take those negatives. Bummer!
Rich...
Nov 14, 2018 11:43:24 #
Actually the “friend” is my son. He has all of the old slides that belong to his father in law. He wanted to convert them to digital as a Christmas gift for his father in law. He really does not have the time to do this. I told him I would convert them for him if he paid me the difference between the cost of the Wolverine machine and what I can sell it for. My time is free. 😎🇱🇷👍
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Nov 14, 2018 12:22:17 #
taborjb wrote:
Well then, in that case I have to say you're a good dad. Actually the “friend” is my son. He has all of the old slides that belong to his father in law. He wanted to convert them to digital as a Christmas gift for his father in law. He really does not have the time to do this. I told him I would convert them for him if he paid me the difference between the cost of the Wolverine machine and what I can sell it for. My time is free. 😎🇱🇷👍
Hope you sell it soon. I would have been interested in it but I had to do what you did with a SLOW, SLOW flat-bed scanner.Nov 14, 2018 18:27:24 #
jerryc41 wrote:
That is clever! Play the movie, and have it converted immediately. This would be good if you plan to make money doing it, but not for half a dozen rolls of family film.
Where did you see the name "Titan"?
I converted mine years ago with an 8mm projector and a camcorder. This would probably produce better quality results.
Where did you see the name "Titan"?
I converted mine years ago with an 8mm projector and a camcorder. This would probably produce better quality results.
I wouldn't bother, just a cheap piece of plastic crap!
Nov 15, 2018 09:48:06 #
speters wrote:
I wouldn't bother, just a cheap piece of plastic crap!
I don't know how you think you know that. I have the F2D Mighty 7-in-1 Film to Digital Converter and it's not only high quality but it does a nice job on both negatives and slides. The Titan looks like a newer model. I'd consider it if I didn't already have one.
Nov 15, 2018 11:50:38 #
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