This film scanner with a display makes it easy to digitize your films. I'm creating a profile movie for a wedding, and while looking for childhood photos, I only have developed photos as digital cameras weren't available back then. The remaining photos have faded, which gives them a certain charm, but if the negatives are available, it's possible to reproduce the original colors. This scanner will be helpful when digitizing from negative film. I didn't have much time, so I scanned mostly developed photos, but I digitized some of the most important photos from the negatives. I've only used it once, and the LCD screen still has the protective film on it, so I think it's still in good condition. I'm a novice, so there might be some oversights, but thank you for your understanding. The following is an excerpt from the official website (https://direct.sanwa.co.jp/ItemPage/400-SCN024). Specifications Size: Approximately W102 x D105 x H161-236mm Weight: Approximately 430g Sensor: 1/2.3 inch, 14-megapixel CMOS sensor Display: 2.4-inch color LCD Lens: F5.0, 4G (4-layer glass) Color Balance: Automatic Focal Length: Fixed Exposure Compensation: Manual (±2 steps) Resolution: 3200dpi, 4416 x 2844 pixels Data Conversion: 24bitRGB color Aspect Ratio: 3:2 Supported Films: 35mm film (24 x 36mm) *Color and black and white compatible Slide film (50 x 50mm with mount) *Up to 3 frames can be set Interface: USB2.0 Light Source: White LED light x 3 Power: AC adapter TV Output: NTSC, PAL Supported Media: SD card (up to 2GB), SDHC card (up to 32GB), use by inserting an SD card (sold separately) into the back of the scanner Accessories: 35mm film holder x1, slide film holder x1, USB cable, AC adapter, TV output cable, cleaner brush