Featuring monochrome blue resin for blue & white printing, the Magicard MA1000K Blue Resin Filmis capable of producing 1,000 images when used in the Pronto, Enduro3E, and Rio Pro direct-to-card dye sublimation printers.

For Pronto, Enduro3E, & Rio Pro Printers    Yield: 1,000 Images

Pronto series
Enduro series
Rio Pro series

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between the Kodak m35 and m38?

A: As far as we are aware, the difference is that the M38 has a more powerful flash and has an easier-to-use film loading mechanism.

Q: 2. Do you still need to develop the film first?

A: Yes, you need to develop the film first.

Q: 3. What is the file size for a scan from a 35mm color slide?

A: It creates a jpeg image that is 5472 x 3648 pixels (roughly 20mp). The megabytes used for each jpeg varies slightly due to the jpeg compression. But roughly speaking a 32GB card would be able to hold around 5000 or more photos.

Q: 4. Does it work with 120 format film?

A: Yes, it works with 120 film.

Q: 5. PanaVue or Wolverine F2D 120: Which is best for 120 film negs?

A: The Pana-Vue Pana-Scan 120 Transparency & Film Scanner and the Wolverine Data F2D Saturn 120 Medium Format, 35mm & 127 Film to Digital Converter are both good options. While I have not seen any side-by-side comparisons of these two items, the Wolverine option is the more popular option and does have higher resolution compared to the Pana-Vue option.

Q: 6. Is this description correct? I've never heard of 135mm film, maybe there's a typo?

A: Yes. 135 film is more popularly referred to as 35 mm film.

Q: 7. Can it scan 6x7 format?

A: Yes, the Wolverine Data F2D Saturn 120 Medium Format, 35mm & 127 Film to Digital Converter (Red) can scan 6x7cm 120 medium format film.

Q: 8. My slides are from 127 film and are mounted in aluminum frames (2x2). They are much thicker than the cardboard mounts. Will they work in this device? Second question: The 127 slides were clipped all around with the Kodak Scanza. Will I get the full size scanned image?

A: It may work, it depends how much thicker your slides are. The only way to truly know is to try it. We do have a 30 day return policy.

Q: 9. Is it cropping 35 mm film?

A: This is compatible with 35mm film so it would not crop the scan.

Q: 10. Crazy Question: Can one scan negative at two or three different density ranges and then take results from each and pin together in photoshop?. Little like HDR.

A: According to Wolverine Data, they state that the unit cannot scan at different densities. It can only scan one image at a time.