There are so many different film scanners and methods from dedicated units like the Plustek Opticfilm 8200i to flatbed scanners like the Epson V850 Pro – but becoming more and more popular is ...

The most common ways of scanning film are a dedicated scanner like the Plustek OpticFilm range, a flatbed scanner such as an Epson Perfection V850 Pro, or camera scanning. The first two options ...

A profitable sideline for photography shops was providing scans of film, and there were a series of high-end scanners aimed at that market. [Kai Kaufman] shares the experience of making one of ...

It can be used with the SlideScan app (for scanning photo slides) or FilmBox app (for scanning negatives) in your phone to scan slides and ... and viewing film negatives. Easy setup perfect ...

Compatible with sizes up to 6×9, the Valoi Easy120 is an all-metal film holder designed for high-resolution digitization of ...

However, if you’re scanning 120 film, aka medium format, it can be expensive to get the requisite hardware. 35mm scanners are comparatively more common, so [Christian Chapman] decided to modify ...

Blake Jones recounts the meticulous process of scanning, restoring, and syncing archival 16mm footage for a documentary on ...

Whether you need to scan family photos, piles of documents, or expense receipts, a scanner out there is built for the task. Here's how to shop for the right one, plus the top performers in our lab ...

Photo scanners are an ideal purchase if you want to scan and store photos — ensuring that old photos, slides and even film negatives are protected in the long term. Physical objects can degrade ...