Ben's Camera Show #24: DIGITIZING YOUR FILM
Zero Budget Film School
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An examination of all the ways to scan and digitize your film footage. I'll be going from film-it-off-the-wall all the way up to the top Scanstations, making a stop at the much maligned Wolverine on the way. Manuel Salazar demonstrates his homebrew scanning machine.
www.zerobudgetfilmschool.com
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@jonnoMoto 5 years ago
2 other scanners I didn't see mentioned.
Cintel: well, I highly doubt people are eager to buy that.
Kinograph: an open source scanning platform that is mainly aimed at 16mm and 35mm.
Cintel: well, I highly doubt people are eager to buy that.
Kinograph: an open source scanning platform that is mainly aimed at 16mm and 35mm.
Ben's Camera Show #24: DIGITIZING YOUR FILM
Zero Budget Film School
2,006 views
An examination of all the ways to scan and digitize your film footage. I'll be going from film-it-off-the-wall all the way up to the top Scanstations, making a stop at the much maligned Wolverine on the way. Manuel Salazar demonstrates his homebrew scanning machine.
www.zerobudgetfilmschool.com
I wouldn't say no to a wolverine Pro, they produces some much better results.
The cost of the basic mod is around £200 on top of a £300 scanner.