How I scan my film with EPSON and NLP with examples.

I break down how I scan my film using my EPSON V550 and Negative Lab Pro. I show some examples and go over some tips and tricks to make sure that you're getting the best scans possible. Be sure to drop any questions in the comments below and please do like and subscribe if you're enjoying the content!
Negative Lab Pro: www.negativelabpro.com/
Scanner: www.staples.com/Epson-Perfect...
My camera: Yashica Mat 124-G
My Film: Portra 400

[@Casualfulltime]

Thanks for taking your time to share your process 😀

[@HamiltonWard]

Thanks for the comment! Hope you found it helpful :)

[@RestlessCreatives]

so much good info on your channel! excited to binge later!

[@HamiltonWard]

Thank you so much! Appreciate that!

[@curtlizzi3167]

Thanks for doing that. I shoot mostly B&W, I’d love to see how you handle that!

[@HamiltonWard]

It would be the same set up for me. I would do the Epson and take them into NLP. NLP has a B&W option :)

[@KellanJudy]

So precise with your process for prestige results!

[@HamiltonWard]

Thanks man, appreciate you!

[@evertking1]

So the v600 and NLP will give me the goods with 35mm? I want to stop paying for labs.

[@HamiltonWard]

It works extremely well for my workflow and end results. I was getting really frustrated with the v550 until NLP. They have a free trial that I would highly recommend.