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35mm negative slide adaptor kit for flatbed scanner

35mm negative/slide adaptor

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A black rectangle scanner that opens to show a glass screen. You can place your image or document to scan the image to a computer or other device in the opening. there are silver buttons on the front of the device to adjust your scanning settings.

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A black 3D scanner that looks like a webcam on a small tripod.

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A small, black platform with a small model of a reindeer placed on it. The platform is connected to a small camera that captures the reindeer, and its image shows up on a monitor next to the projector system.

Small object 3D scanner

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