DIY Film Scanning - Best 35mm Film Scanning Setup I Could Create at Home.

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I decided to build my own film scanning contraption. ⇢ I didn’t have a flatbed and I didn’t want to purchase a device that I wasn’t positive was going to work the way I wanted it to, so I decided to build one myself. This setup cost me under $100. I bought a light strip, negative holder, plexiglass, and some foam core and went to work. I measured everything precisely so that film holder could have a snug fit that wasn’t restrictive, and I diffused the light a bit with some frosted plexiglass, and held it all together with Gaffer’s tape. The result? A 100% effective contraption that allows me to scan any 35mm film. Epic.
Note* Near the end, I show the film being shot while the lights are on, but I normally shoot my negatives with the room lights off.
Most settings/gear are as follows:
Panasonic G9 16mb files (High Resolution setting used when I need 80mb files for posters, etc.)
Panasonic 30mm Macro lens
1/200
F2.8
ISO 100
Please contact me with any questions you have. I’m happy to answer them and help any way I can.
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11 окт 2024

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@TokyoGritandGrain 8 месяцев назад

Hello, from Tokyo! So, at 0:33 I said, "This is my film scanner." In fact it is not a film scanner. Just putting it out there! It's a glorified light box that I use to help me scan the film. It's super excellent and works really well. I hope you enjoy this video!

@nikist18 Год назад

This is an awesome idea, i really like the way the holder is integrated!

@TokyoGritandGrain Год назад

I was pretty meticulous when designing this thing, so I hope it works for you, too!

@beldron 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for a short, informative video and not making 20 minutes of nothing 👍🏻

@TokyoGritandGrain 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! I need to make more of this type of thing. 🙏🏼

@membrillo1896 Месяц назад

You are quite an exotic specimen, you look like the giant from Twin Peaks. Curious phenotype.

@KeigoMoriyama 2 года назад

Really really well done mate!

@TokyoGritandGrain 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I toil over "if it's good enough." I hope it inspires people to create this on their own.

@deanwilder4802 Год назад

Nicely done buddy👊🏻 dig the dyi set up. Reminds of our TTL rig we made. Hope you are doing well. Best to you brother - keep shooting

@TokyoGritandGrain Год назад

DEAN! It's SO good to hear from you! We sure did have fun with out TTL rigs, didn't we? I hope to see you again, soon.

@SomeUnremarkableGuy Год назад

I am going to do something similar to this. I will try to find parts locally which will take more time for me to make it. But one question. What wattage or kelvin measurement do you suggest for led light?

@TokyoGritandGrain Год назад

Hey hey. Thanks for chiming in. I can't suggest a specific kelvin temperature, mostly because I wasn't able to find anything showing kelvin temperatures. I just found lumens. My light bar is 550 lm and is very bright and is 7.5 watts. Here's a link to the specific product. www.biccamera.com/bc/item/6428698/ It's SUPER bright and can be adjusted. Most of the time, I have it on full blast. Seems quite effective. LMK what you think!

@TokyoGritandGrain Год назад

Oh, and your browser will have to translate that page. Apologies.

@SomeUnremarkableGuy Год назад

@@TokyoGritandGrain Thanks. I was trying to find something you have, but no luck. But I will keep searching, I am not in a hurry. Once I'm done I'll let you know. Need to take some photos first :)