DSLR/Mirrorless Film Scanning w/ Negative Supply Set Up

[@harlhequim]

Detailed and informative video. I was thinking of dusting off my 4 x5 Cambo, and i was wondering how to scan the plates and your video help me realize that there is this option you showed. Also have a 500 c/m Hasselblad, I was wondering if you are still using The Phase One Digital Back with it? Im totally clueless about Digital Backs and if there still an option to find one for that model?

[@justinewillard8481]

I was just borrowing the phase one back. But there are a good amount of options for digital backs for the 500 cm. You have the phase one, leaf, and the new hasselblad backs will work as well. The leaf ones are probably going to be the most affordable option.

[@prcr]

Thanks for this overview of the scanning process! KZbin suggested this video for me and I was curious to see what it was about. I've always scanned film using a flatbed scanner with adapters for placing strips of film over the glass, but that is too fussy and as you mentioned takes quite a bit of time. Could you also do a video on what's your post-scanning process like? I imagine that it should be straightforward to invert the negative digital image files, but do you use any specific software for this? Do you need to make any other adjustments to the images?

[@justinewillard8481]

I use negative lab pro for converting my negatives and I already made a video going over it kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5jZmaiJapJliLM