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Film digitizing kits for cameras and phones
The film digitizer with backlight mounts on a macro lens and replaces Nikon’s ES-1 and ES-2 adapters. The mobile film scanner set holds a phone over a backlight and takes 35 mm and 120 film.
A camera or a good phone usually records more detail than the small sensor inside a standalone scanner.
The camera kit needs a macro lens; the phone kit needs a phone 55-90 mm wide.
For no-computer scanning, see the KODAK Slide N Scan.
Lens-mounted digitizer for 35 mm negatives and slides · replaces Nikon ES-1 and ES-2 · seven adapter rings, 46-67 mm · 6500 K, CRI 95+ LED backlight, 10 levels · tilt and angle-of-view ring
A digitizer that turns a camera and macro lens into a 35 mm film scanner, with a CRI 95+ backlight and seven adapter rings, for about $95.
Best for: Photographers with a macro lens who want the best quality from 35 mm film.
≈ $95
Phone digitizer for 35 mm and 120 film · 11-level backlight, USB-C, magnetic · phone clip for 55-90 mm wide phones · magnetic PC film holders · metal base · detachable wireless remote
A phone stand, backlight and film holders for digitizing 35 mm and 120 film with a smartphone, for about $90. It handles medium format, which the built-in scanners here do not.
Best for: Film shooters with a good phone camera, including 120 users.
≈ $90
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