DBTechReplacement Film Holders for DB-FS150 Film Slide and Negative Scanner - 3X Strip Film and 1x Single Frame Holder

You need to order these to have extra, as they do scratch up and will effect the picture you are trying to transfer. They work great! I was also able to remove one side of the film holder, to allow one side of a stereo slide (for a viewfinder) to be transferred. It held it in place well enough to transfer to a digital picture that came out awesome. These are a must have if you plan on doing any slide transfers in high quantity.

Found out that I did not need to buy these as my slides are aleardy in holders. The Jumbl 5 Mega Pixel unit accommodates the ones that I have.However they look good and inexpensive so no need to return them, put away for a rainy day.

These work fabulous right out of the package, but as you use it and keep feeding negatives through it, they do scratch. I didn't wipe them off but rather used canned air to blow out the dust and particles that got in there. I bought these to replace my original set that came with the scanner, which were scratched from use. I thought maybe I scratched them by being careless, but even being careful, they still scratch, and unfortunately, that shows up greatly on your print. I wound up not using film holders in my scanner at all.

Injection molded clear plastic junk!!! Makes for a VERY POOR quality lens, which is the whole point, so you can scan the picture. All the imperfectionsa in the plastic distorted the image scan!!! Totally unuseable.Then they gave me lip service, when I tried to return them. Ended up just throwing them out.Live and learn.

While it's good that replacement film holders are available, they will scratch upon running a couple of rolls of film through them. Also, I'm not sure that the optical quality is as good as it should be. Buy some other scanner.

Got this as I have tons of old slides and negatives which I wish to preserve and share. This was the one that seemed most reasonable after reading Amazon reviews of alternatives. It came promptly and after a little effort figuring out how to remove the plastic label on the negative holder, I was able to use it fairly easily. Got cotton gloves at the local art supply store, which helps keep dust off. Some older negatives are too thick or bent a bit to easily fit, but I find work arounds by turning them around or trimming them. It says to have the dull side facing you, but when I do that, I later find any words reversed and unreadable --- guess I will need to work on that. Have not started using slides yet, just working on old negatives. You need to get a SDHC card to save and transfer to your computers. Check what you have copied periodically to see if any dust or lines have got on a photo. So basically satisfied. Will take some time getting it all done!

this film holder is easy to use if yo have a lot of loose slides, it does not take too much time to insert and change slides and works well with the unit I purchased.

It woud be nice to have a clasp to glue into the little slot at the top.