How To Scan Film with A Digital Camera | Scanning Basics with Negative Supply

[@TheOpenSpaces]

Good explanation but you didn't make mention of the Shutter Speed used.

[@CameraWestTV]

Thank you for catching that. We kept the camera on aperture priority since the whole roll was shot under various lighting situations. But if you're only scanning one negative from the roll, we recommend bracketing your exposure to give yourself more options to work with in post. Hope this helps!

[@joaodasilva8008]

how do you do it with scratches in negatives?

[@nolansnook1268]

I am going to order the kit, if I can also copy my 35mm slides in addition to film. Is that possible?

[@CameraWestTV]

Yes, that is possible if you leave your slides uncut. We also carry the 35mm slide mount holder if you have your 35mm slides individually mounted.

[@fatma3238]

My lens is canon EF 180mm, is it too long for the stand?

[@cesarebonazza]

yes

[@Old-School-Liberal]

Cinestill film doesn’t look good