Magnasonic Long Tray Slide Film Holder for 35mm Compatible Film Scanners (Set of 3, ST01)
Quick take
This long tray slide holder set is designed to make 35mm slide scanning faster and more consistent by letting you load up to 4 slides per tray and keep them separated with raised dividers. It is a good match if you want an easy, no-assembly accessory for Magnasonic 35mm-compatible film scanners. The main limitation is capacity and size, since these holders are built specifically around the 4-slide tray format.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Holds up to 4 35mm slides per long tray to speed up processing.
- Raised dividers help keep slides positioned in the holder.
- Designed for simple use, open the tray, place slides, then close to secure.
- Built for durability for repeated scanning and handling.
Cons
- Tray capacity is limited to 4 slides, so you may still reload frequently for large batches.
- Best fit depends on your scanner model and slide format being compatible with this long-tray style.
What buyers think
Buyer feedback is largely consistent around convenience and time savings. People often mention that having multiple holders helps them keep scanning while preparing the next tray. Several reviewers also describe the holders as working well during scanning and fitting conventional setups for this type of slide cartridge, with quality material that stays aligned during use. The most notable recurring limitation is that the tray format is limited to one size and does not support larger slide counts per holder, which can matter for high-volume scanning sessions.
What this slide holder does well
Designed for faster slide scanning workflows
Instead of handling individual slides one at a time, this accessory lets you group slides into a long tray that holds up to 4 slides. For anyone digitizing lots of photos, that batch approach can reduce the number of times you need to position and re-position slides.
Helps keep slides separated and in place
The holder uses raised dividers between each slide. Practically, that means less chance of slides shifting against each other while you close the tray and begin scanning, which can help you maintain alignment across frames.
Easy loading, no assembly
There are no complicated setup steps. The workflow is straightforward: open the tray, gently place slides, close the tray edges to secure, and start scanning.
Key specifications to know before you buy
- Film type: 35mm slides
- Tray capacity: up to 4 slides per holder
- Quantity: set of 3 slide holders
- Compatibility focus: designed for Magnasonic 35mm film scanners and intended for any 35mm slide scanner that supports this long-tray style
- Build: sturdy, durable material intended for frequent handling
Pros and cons, from a buyer-fit perspective
Buy this if
- You are scanning 35mm slides and want a tray format that holds multiple slides at once.
- You like to prep the next group of slides while scanning, which is easier with spare holders.
- Your scanner setup is compatible with long-tray slide holders designed for 35mm frames.
Avoid or think twice if
- You were hoping for a higher-capacity tray (for example, something that loads many more than 4 slides per holder).
- You are unsure your scanner supports this specific long-tray size and loading style.
Verdict
The Magnasonic long tray slide holder set is a practical accessory for 35mm slide scanning, especially if your goal is to scan more efficiently with less slide-by-slide handling. The core tradeoff is capacity and size, since each holder is built for 4 slides. If you are comfortable working within that format and your scanner is compatible, these holders can be a straightforward way to streamline batch digitizing.
Price and availability
Pricing can vary by marketplace and time, so check the latest listing details before you purchase.
FAQ
How many slides does each tray hold?
Each long tray is designed to hold up to 4 35mm slides.
Is this compatible with Magnasonic 35mm film scanners?
It is made for Magnasonic 35mm slide scanning, and it is also intended for 35mm slide scanners designed to process slides using this style of holder. If your scanner supports the long-tray 35mm format, it should fit into your workflow.
Do I need to assemble the slide holder?
No. The holder is designed for easy use, open the tray, place slides, close to secure, and then begin scanning.
What is the main limitation of this holder set?
The tray size is limited to 4 slides per holder, which can mean more tray handling for very large scanning jobs compared with higher-capacity formats.
Will it protect slide edges during scanning?
The holder is designed to gently flatten and protect film edges as slides are positioned in the tray, using raised dividers to keep them separated.
Specifications
| Product Title | Magnasonic Long Tray Slide Film Holder for 35mm Compatible Film Scanners, Holds 4 Slides to Speed up Processing Time, Easy to Use, Gently Flattens and Protects Film Edges - Set of 3 (ST01) |
|---|---|
| Category | Office Products > Office Electronics > Scanners & Accessories > Scanners > Slide & Negative Scanners |
| Brand | Magnasonic |
| Manufacturer | Magnasonic |
| Scanner Type | Film |
| Connection Type | HDMI, Optical |
| Standard Sheet Capacity | 4 |
| Media Type | Slide |
| Minimum System Requirements | Windows 7 |
| UPC | 061783275047 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00061783275047 |
| Unit Count | 3.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer's Labor + Parts Warranty |
| Connectivity Technology | HDMI, Optical |
| Maximum Media Size | 6 x 9 cm |
| Number of Packs | 3 |
| Power Source | AC |
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