Ideal for viewing 35mm film, the Kaiser Diascop 4 Slide Viewer - Compact & Efficientoffers 3x magnification along with back illumination for bright, clear viewing of transparencies or negatives. It is designed for viewing mounted 35mm slides, within standard 2 x 2" mounts. An integrated drop chute with collection tray expedites the process of looking at slides and keeps viewed slides in order. Additionally, 35mm film strips can also be viewed. Within the viewer is a replaceable 15W bulb to illuminate the film for easier viewing. A 6'-long power cord is also included.

For Viewing Mounted 35mm Slides    Can Be Used with Film Strips    Magnification: 3x    Drop Chute with Collection Tray    Replaceable 15W Lamp    Included 6'-Long Power Cord

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the 35mm film holder show the full image (to black edges) or does it crop it to the edges of the image?

A: The Kaiser FilmCopy Vario has adjustable stop pins to control the frame for film strips.

Q: 2. I need a viewer to look at old 35 mm negatives. Will this device allow you to view negatives?

A: You’d be better off with a loupe https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/91995-REG/Samigon_GSA029_8x_Loupe.html This unit is for slides

Q: 3. I also would like to know the magnification of model #6566.? #6560 is advertised to have 4X magnification. Surely you could determine this as it is an important feature.

A: THe magnification is also 4x

Q: 4. Batteries?

A: No batteries needed. You just point the viewer at a diffuse bright light. A lightbox is ideal (B&H sells many), but bright daylight or a bright light shone through a diffuser or off a white wall will do fine.

Q: 5. Can you replace the bulb easily if it burns out?

A: Yes it is easy to change the bulb

Q: 6. Will this viewer hand 2 3/4 x 2 3/4 slides?

A: It takes standard 35mm slides.

Q: 7. Hi.Will these work on a Sky Max 127mm 'Maksutov-Cassegrain' Telescope, as you can probably guess I'm pretty new to astronomy? Brian

A: This Viewer should fit your scope fine, as long as you have a 1.25 eyepiece opening. You might have some focusing issues, which you might need to get 2X Barlow Eyepieces. I would try the piece out first, then if you have any focusing issues get the Barlow Eyepieces.

Q: 8. Will this work for day time viewing correct up and down and right to left orientation?

A: Yes this should work during the daytime, as long as you have a diagonal to invert the image right side up.

Q: 9. Does it take 2 x 2 slides ?

A: I use it for viewing 35mm mounted slides, which measure 2 x2 . Side of box reads: Full coverage, big picture viewing of 35mm, and all other 2x2in (5x5cm) mounted slides.

Q: 10. How many slides fit in at once? Hoping not to change one at a time.

A: It's a single slide viewerthat's the whole point. If you want to view multiple slides at once, get a slide projector.