JJC 35mm Film Negative Scanner,Film Digitizing Adapter with LED Light Set,Slide&Film Holder for Negative Copying.Restore Film to Digital Photos,Film and Slide Scanner Accessories

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The JJC FDA-S1 includes a barrel, eight adapters, a slide mount holder, a strip film holder and an LED light. Slide & Film Remake】Specially designed for negative copying and converts film to digital files. Compatible with micro lenses and can be used to photograph 35mm film. JJC 35mm Film Negative Scanner,Film Digitizing Adapter with LED Light Set,Slide&Film Holder for Negative Copying.Restore Film... Description

I have the option of doing that, but I prefer correcting the problem. One reason why I like products of this type is that they don't require any special support setup. I can have the camera sitting normally on a desk, using window light or a small artificial light source. It's good ergonomics with very little setup or teardown needed. I did do that with one Kodachrome slide, a window lit portrait which was half in shadow. I could lift the shadow up to almost the same brightness as the lit side, but you could tell from the “grain” that it was not quite right. That was probably an extreme example though - I have kept the scan but not brightened up all the way. levels 6500K LED light】Super bright LED light with soft screen provides 10 levels adjustable Large Viewing Area Ultra Bright Daylight LED Illumination to Render Images in Vivid, Crystal Clear Detail.The length of the control line is 1.5m, you can control the light switch at will. The light diffuser is good, but too close to the film plane IMO. It's close enough that dust on the diffuser might be inadvertently brought into focus, so it could need frequent cleaning. This appears to be the case with the ES-2 as well. Complete Accessories】The Slide scanner set supplied 1x barrel, 5x adapters 1x 35mm film holder(Negative holder), 1x 35mm Slide holder(Positive holder), 1x LED Light with 42 beads and Photos- Works Standalone, No Computer/other camera accessories,film scanner required.

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It is recommended to select the image stabilizer switch of the lens to "OFF" when using the FDA-K1. I found my workflow with the ES-2 difficult, and with the camera I was using the results were no better than using a scanner. I have a few different ways to digitize 35mm film: dedicated film scanner, flatbed scanner, cheap CMOS digitizer, and old school film/slide holder for use with a digital camera and macro lens. I use them all depending on the purpose of the moment. The supplied adapters allow you to attach the set to different lenses and the angle of view and tilt can be adjusted by using the view angle adjustment ring on the barrel. Dedicated film holders for both film strips and mounted slides2 are included, as well, to help hold the film taut and to benefit handling. Besides that, the set is particularly well-suited for the NIK. D850 camera due to its dedicated Negative Digitizer mode and ability to automatically reverse colors in-camera to expedite the digitizing process. Additionally, you can use the set together with the included LED Light3 to get high quality light source and improve image sharpness.

It can be used to photograph 35mm film and is compatible with the following select CAN., NIK., SON., Laowa and OLY. lenses 1: However, three Kodak mounts can be easily slipped into the film gate without using the slide carrier. That's 0.135 inch, more than 3mm. That might also work with the ES-2.Levels 6500K LED Light】Super bright LED light with soft screen provides 10 levels adjustable Large Viewing Area Ultra Bright Daylight LED Illumination to Render Images in Vivid, Crystal Clear Detail.The length of the control line is 1.5m, you can control the light switch at will. It comes with more lens adapter rings than the ES-2, and also more options for extension. That makes it possible to use it with my full frame camera and either my 50mm macro or 100mm macro, or with my APS-C camera and 50mm macro. When using an incandescent light source, keep the diffuser screen at least 30cm (1 ft.) from the bulb. If the adapter is placed too close to an incandescent bulb or left too long in its vicinity, the heat may damage the film or deform the holder. Complete accessories】Works with 1x 35mm film holder(Negative holder), 1x 35mm Slide holder(Positive holder), 1 LED Light with 42 beads and Photos- Works Standalone, No Computer/other camera accessories required.

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That is almost true for me, although I can sometimes get what are slightly better results using a 24mp camera than I get with my film scanner. I found my workflow with the ES-2 difficult, and with the camera I was using the results were no better than using a scanner. As I didn’t want to replace my digital camera I just got rid of the ES-2, but if I’d have kept it I’d have had to do something. I think foam would probably solve the issue on the ES-2 too.

The tolerance of the sliding carriers in the film housing is not ideal. There's room for some slight tilting. I fixed this by adding bits of thin, dense foam to the slot in the film holder where the carriers sit. That eliminates any play and keeps the carriers level. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. I was going to cut that tube to a better length, but the easy solution is to instead substitute one of the #2 tubes (there are two of those in the kit), which are shorter. The other #2 tube remains available as an extension for use with my APS-C camera if I need to shoot with that for some reason. I believe the combination of two #2 tubes would only be needed with macro lenses longer than about 80mm, so that's not an issue for me. I also know how to fix the problem preventing the film housing from getting close enough to my 50mm lens to completely fill the frame, but that one requires considerably more work.)

The impression is favorable enough overall, and I'll probably keep the kit because it offers some advantages over the film-era Accura duplicator that I've had for years: