My slides have metal frames and taking each slide out of its frame is too arduous. The metal frames are 2x2 but have two 1/8" extensions. Problem?

For those, like me that have thousands of mom and dad with kid vacation photos and deceased Dutch Aunts and Cousins, I found a very small and short piece of double sticky tape is sufficient to hold the very thin aluminum slide cartridge frame into the slide scanner. So far, so good. At 72 years young those rare family slides flood my soul and I can produce 25-30 per minute.

Can i make this from an old shoebox, a flashlight, and duct tape?

I suppose you could if that's how you are good at that stuff. Most LED flashlights may be too bright or provide an uneven light source. If you're looking for an alternative method, just download the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner on your phone, open a blank page on your desktop and then hold the negative up and view it or photo the negative that way...

Is there a similar mode that will handle square (up to 2"x2") image sizes? Dad took a lot of pictures with his Rolleiflex. What would be a good sub?

I would suggest downloading an app the gives you a white screen on your tablet. place it on a table and place a glass in front of the tablet with a separation of about 2 inches away from the tablet and lay the negative of slide on the glass and take a picture with your iphone or smartphone or DSLR and it doesn't cost a cent

Brand	Rybozen
Product Dimensions	15.24 x 12.7 x 2.41 cm; 140 g
Batteries	2 AA batteries required.
Item model number	M128A
Manufacturer	Rybozen
Series	M128A
Color	Note:
Power Source	Battery or DC
Hardware Platform	Smartphone
Operating System	PC, MAC
Are Batteries Included	No
Lithium Battery Energy Content	1 Watt Hours
Lithium Battery Packaging	Batteries packed with equipment
Lithium Battery Weight	1 Grams
Item Weight	140 g

Rybozen Mobile Film Scanner

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