ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0 (Third Generation) - Review

ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0 (Third Generation) 22MP Film & Slide Scanner (35mm, 110, 126) with Large 7" LCD Screen - Convert Slides and Negatives to Digital Photos

Do you have old film, slides, and negatives lying around that you wish you could convert into digital format? Enter the ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0, a third generation film and slide scanner with a large 7" preview screen and the ability to scan 35mm, 110, and 126 negatives as well as 50mm slides.

With the ClearClick Virtuoso, you can quickly and easily scan your old film, slides, and negatives to create digital photos at 14 megapixels or 22 megapixels interpolated. The extra-large 7" preview screen allows you to see your photos in "real-time" as you scan them, so you can make sure you get the best possible scan.

Another great feature of the ClearClick Virtuoso is that it works without the need for a computer or drivers. You simply scan your photos directly onto an SD card (not included; 32GB or less) for easy transfer to your computer or other devices. The scanner also has a mini HDMI output, allowing you to output to TV as you scan or view scanned photos after you scan (Mini HDMI cable not included).

But what really sets the ClearClick Virtuoso apart from other scanners on the market is its compatibility with a wide range of negatives and slides. It works with 35mm, 110, and 126 negatives as well as 50mm slides, so no matter what type of old photos you have, you can easily turn them into digital format.

As a reviewer of this product, I was impressed with its ease of use. The scanner was very intuitive, and I was able to start scanning photos within minutes of setting it up. The 7" preview screen was also a great feature, as it allowed me to see exactly what I was scanning in real-time.

In terms of the quality of the scans, I was very pleased. The ClearClick Virtuoso allows for scans at up to 22 megapixels, which is more than enough for most purposes. The colors were accurate and vibrant, and I was able to capture a lot of detail in each photo.

One thing to note is that the ClearClick Virtuoso does not come with an SD card, so you will need to purchase one separately if you don't already have one. Additionally, the mini HDMI cable is not included, so you will need to purchase one of those as well if you plan on using the output function.

Finally, it's worth noting that ClearClick offers a 2-year warranty on the Virtuoso, which is extendable to 3 years with product registration. They also offer free tech support from their USA-based small business, which is a nice touch for anyone who may need assistance with their scanner.

Overall, I would highly recommend the ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0 to anyone looking to convert their old film, slides, and negatives into digital format. Its ease of use, compatibility with multiple types of negatives and slides, and high-quality scans make it a top contender in the market of film and slide scanners.

Customer reviews of the product have also been positive, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars. At the time of writing, there are 17 reviews of the product, indicating that it is not one of the most popular scanners on the market. However, the limited number of reviews may simply be due to the fact that it is a newer product.

In conclusion, if you have old film, slides, or negatives lying around that you want to preserve and share in digital format, the ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0 is an excellent choice. It is easy to use, produces high-quality scans, and has a wide range of compatibility with different types of negatives and slides.

ClearClick Virtuoso 3.0 (Third Generation)

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