Scanning old film negatives with a Kodak Scanza film scanner. 

Just retired, and picked up the Kodak Scanza to digitize my slides and negatives..and your video was quite helpful and reassuring that the scanza works as described...thanks, great video

My Kodak Scanza arrived today, I'm so glad I found your videos. Thanks!

Really well done. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing this amazing review of the #KodakScanza 😁📸 We're so happy to hear we exceeded your expectations and that you're having a great time digitizing your film negatives!

Nice job introducing the device. I am guessing you are a picky consumer of these products, given your professional training in photography back when 'shoot 200 and print 2.' I learned to process black and white 35mm prints when I was in the US Army in Vietnam. The morale boosters, aka Special Services, had a photo lab and one of my buddies showed me how to do it. My Christmas card home 1969 I chemically made the negative, shot the prints and stuck them on card stock to mail back to the US. Hope your Army time gave you more benefits than it took away ... Thank you for serving, contributing whatever you did to keep whoever it was from coming after whatever they wanted to come after. ;-)

This was a great review (Im currently trying to find a negative & slide scanner myself); and as an Australian, I love listening to your accent :)

This is great for sharing your pictures and as a backup but KEEP THE NEGITIVES! The negatives will out last any digital image. And 50+ years from now there will be better cheaper film scanners you can use to scan them again.

Ol’ Buck - Thanks for taking the time to do the review. You mentioned medium format - does the Scanza have carrier for 120/220 negatives? I have a ton of 35mm and medium format and I’d like to buy just one scanner.

I have 27 exp roll and 36 exp roll inside there cases if you know what I mean can I scan those it it safe to take the film out of the case and will it work with this machine

How would this compare with KODAK SLIDE N SCAN, and Magnasonic FS71?

Great video, thanks! We have a notebook of negative pages just like yours. How long would you say it takes to digitize one strip of 4 frames?

Nice review. I'm particularly interested in scanning 8 and super 8 film (movies), any experience doing this with the Scanza? Thanks!

Hi, Thanks for the explanations, very useful. Could you tell me if you have used this scanner with 126 & 110 formats? If so, could you also tell me if the supports for these 2 formats are as practical as for the 24x36 ? Thanks.

This doesn't actually scan it right? I assume it's just a camera taking a digital photo?

As I watch your great review, I notice your backup hard disc is covered in dust. Just amuse me somewhat!

Are you able to scan an individual 35mm negative or only strips of negatives? I do have some 35mm negatives that have been cut into individual negatives.

You scanned one set of b&w negatives, but you showed and analyzed a different picture on your computer. How do I know if this was the effect of a good Kodak scanner?

Can it scan 16mm movie film?

What is really unfortunate about this scanner is that it only saves in 8 bit jpegs. No dynamic range like a raw file.

Ole Buck ranch ..mine says "card read error" grrrr!!!!

Are you JOKING? I came here to learn how the scanner works, not stroll down your boring memory lane. A very poor instructional video

OMG! The dust all over your desk.... 🤮