If you’re looking for the cheapest possible way to digitize your 35mm Negatives and Slides, the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner is probably it. Costing just $40, this cardboard contraption lets you digitize 35mm film using just your smartphone and a couple of AA batteries.
The Kodak Mobile Film Scanner is made up of a foldable […]. petapixel.com
Image software company VSCO has announced plans to become a fully mobile company. This process will involve retiring its existing desktop presets on March 1, 2019, VSCO revealed on its website, leaving users with the VSCO mobile app, mobile tools and presets, and the annual $19. dpreview.com »
2018-12-11 22:49
Getting emails from the folks at Negative Supply is always exciting. Especially when it's an announcement of a new product from its labs. Their teams have been working hard to bring out the new Light Source Mini-97 CRI.
Software developer Abe Fettig has a winner on his hands. His newly developed app FilmLab makes it easier than ever to turn film negatives and slides of various sizes into digital files without having to touch a scanner, understand wet mounting, or really do anymore more than point and shoot with your smartphone. Fettig says […]