If you shoot film and you're willing to look past the shady moves that Kodak pulled off at the 2018 CES, you might want to keep reading. There's no denying that the company has been strong on their film game in the recent years, so it makes sense they had a bunch of film photography stuff on their CES booth.
One of these was the SCANZA Digital Film Scanner, a 14/22 Megapixel scanner that can take 35mm, 126, 110, Super 8, and 8mm film negatives and slides. . thephoblographer.com
Kodak Photo Plus of C&A IP Holdings has launched the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner, a ‘cute little box’ that is assembled by the user into a functional film scanner. As with some competing products, this film scanner works with an ordinary smartphone to digitize slides and 35mm film negatives. dpreview.com »
2019-07-22 22:47
Let's face it: unless you're printing your photos in a darkroom, shooting film these days is also partly a digital process. Because of this, how your shots will look is largely dependent on how it gets scanned. thephoblographer.com »
2019-02-18 17:00
If you shoot film and you're willing to look past the shady moves that Kodak pulled off at the 2018 CES, you might want to keep reading. There's no denying that the company has been strong on their film game in the recent years, so it makes sense they had a bunch of film photography stuff on their CES booth. thephoblographer.com »
2018-01-17 20:00
Kodak has launched a new budget scanner that digitizes film and slides. The scanner, called the Kodak Scanza, is compact at just 12cm x 12. 7cm (4. 7in x 5in), and features: a 3. 5-inch color screen, an integrated SD card slot for saving scanned content, adapter trays for different types of film, and an HDMI port for viewing scanned content directly on an external display. dpreview.com »
2018-01-12 19:01
Kodak has announced a new budget film scanner called the Scanza. Designed for consumers, the scanner can digitize a number of different film formats, from 35mm still photos to 8mm motion picture film. petapixel.com »
2018-01-11 21:58
Blackmagic Design has taken the wraps off a new Cintel Film Scanner accessory called the Cintel Audio and KeyKode Reader. With this accessory, Cintel Film Scanner users are able to capture both KeyKode data and high-quality audio from film in real-time as it is being scanned. dpreview.com »
2017-07-21 17:44
Blackmagic Design has taken the wraps off a new Cintel Film Scanner accessory called the Cintel Audio and KeyKode Reader. With this accessory, Cintel Film Scanner users are able to capture both KeyKode data and high-quality audio from film in real-time as it is being scanned. dpreview.com »
2017-07-21 17:44
Unless you have the dough to get a lab scanner, it is a painful process to scan your own film. Luckily one day all the photo labs dumped their Pakon F-135 to the market, and I remember you could get one for ~$250 a pop. It was the best thing happened to those who want […] petapixel.com »
2016-08-24 19:02
If you shoot film and you're willing to look past the shady moves that Kodak pulled off at the 2018 CES, you might want to keep reading. There's no denying that the company has been strong on their film game in the recent years, so it makes sense they had a bunch of film photography stuff on their CES booth.
With analog film photography on the rise, there is obviously the need and want for many city dwelling photographers with little room in apartments to want to scan their photos; and that's where the Wolverine F2D Mighty 20MP 7-in-1 Film to Digital Converter comes into play.