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Set the right expectations, and I believe this will work well. I had 110, 35mm, and the old Kodak click camera film from the 1970s-1980s to go through. I opted to scan the negatives as opposed to the pictures with the hopes of better quality. I would say it did that. the quality was substantially better with 35mm than 110 - but that makes sense because it is such a small film format, and the quality was always bad! It scans in a matter of seconds once you have the film situated in the window. It is easy enough to adjust the lamp brightness or change color balance. However, I didn't bother with any adjustments outside of the lamp - I used the native photo software on my PC which does a pretty decent job. So for my purposes of digitizing 40 year old family film, this is a 5 star product. If you are expecting perfection ... this isn't the tool.