The Pana-Vue 6562 Slide Viewerfrom Pana-Vue 6562 Slide Vieweris a table top viewer for 35mm slides. It features a bright, 2x magnification on a clear 2 x 2" viewing screen. It operates on two AA batteries (not included) or on household current with optional Pana-Vue transformer.

For 35mm Slides    Operates on Two AA Batteries

Lightweight and easy to use

Use in studio or at home

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this viewer work with glass mounted 2 slides?

A: This is a nice little projector but I only tried regular slides in it. I do not know if glass-mounted would work.

Q: 2. Can you replace the bulb easily if it burns out?

A: Yes it is easy to change the bulb

Q: 3. 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.

Q: 4. 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: 5. Wondering about level of JPG compression. File resolution is stated at 22MP (interpolated 4200 dpi) or 14MP (direct 3200 dpi), but what are the actual jpg file sizes (in Mb)?

A: Unfortunately the level of compression is not specified for this scanner. File sizes will vary based on what is scanned. 22MP scans will typically be around 7MB. 14MP scans will typically be around 4MB.

Q: 6. 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: 7. The slides I have are quite old - circa 1960.. Each slide has been encased in metal. Will the slide go into the viewer as is?

A: Yes - I found some old slides my father had that are in an Airequipt Slide Changer holder each slide is in a metal frame. Each individual slide will fit in my Kaiser diascop mini 3 but only horizontally

Q: 8. howmany sides of these pockets are open? How stiff are these pockets? How clear are the pockets... usable for displaying photos?

A: These are completely translucent and flexible pockets with an opening on the top only.

Q: 9. The scanned images are stored in what digital format?

A: Images scanned with the Pana-Vue Pana-Scan Slide and Film Scanner are scanned as a .JPG file.

Q: 10. I am looking for the "old" type for viewing slides that are alread on a light table. Will this work if you remove what appears to be a translucent backing?

A: A slide would be inserted into the Pana Vue product. Based on your description, a loupe such as the Peak PlaLupe 10x, BH # PE2032 would work best when viewing slides on a light table. https://bhpho.to/3ClhEob