Pana-Vue #2 - Slide viewer

Product Description:

PRODUCT FEATURES:Compact viewer for tabletop or hand use;Viewing area 1 7/8" square;Brilliant 2X magnification powered by 2 "AA" batteries (not included) or household current with optional transformer.
Product Details
  • Brand: Pana Vue
  • EAN: 0015975791204
  • Label: Pana Vue
  • Manufacturer: Pana Vue
  • Model: #2
  • MPN: FPA002
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CE_ACCESSORY
  • ProductTypeSubcategory: lightboxes
  • Publisher: Pana Vue
  • Studio: Pana Vue
  • UPC: 015975791204

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Customer Reviews

Old Slides Brought to Life2009-06-29
We have been looking for a small projector for years and finally found the one we wanted. We have found quite a few items on Amazon.com, and have received wonderful service through them and their many suppliers. Thanks for being there for us.
Great Item2009-06-29
Item just as described - Great picture quality and size of screen - Super fast shipping
Pana-Vue Review2009-06-15
This was just what I wanted- was looking for a small, hand-held viewer, modestly priced, so that I could view some old slides that I wanted to organize. Fits the ticket!! Thanks
It's Exacty What I Needed, No more, No Less!2009-06-08
Probably like many drawn to this product, I am in the process of reviewing and transferring old 35mm slides to digital format. Being able to pre-screen hundreds of slides before having to waste the time and effort in scanning. I actually remembered having a hand held battery operated viewer when I first started taking slide film (it was the cheapest way to do color at the time). I had a Bell & Howell (cube) slide projector (yes I am that old) so this little gem will save me countless hours by allowing me to transfer only the slides I deem "priceless" to digital format and worth the effort to restore. The Pana-Vue is simple, light and quick. It gets the job (of previewing) done for me with nothing extra needed, no extra whistles or bells. Just drop a slide in the slot press down and view, then decide "in the save pile or in the trash pile"? Simple, it was all I needed or wanted and the price was right. I had one of these beauties and used it for years, until it literally fell to pieces, that was after many years and many moves around the world. So I was pleased to see and purchase another one.
Pana Vue is Number 1 in my book!!2009-06-04
I had a duplicate Pana Vue many years ago. And todays is just as good as my old one. Nice Job
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