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Negative Supply 35mm Film Carrier MK1
Negative Supply 35mm Film Carrier MK1
Camera scanning is the future, but strip holders take forever. Speed up scanning time by capturing entire rolls and advance between frames with a high quality stainless steel drive mechanism. Each Frame can be precisely centred while capturing each frame quickly and efficiently.
Our precision design utilizes smooth running bearings to provide smooth and even pressure, while silicone tensioners hold the guide wheels securely in place without damaging delicate film stocks.
(Our Film Carrier is optimized for uncut rolls of film, however strips of film will work as well)
Features:
For Scanning Film with a Digital Camera
Stainless Steel Drive Mechanism
Centers Film
Works with Delicate Film Stock
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Product Overview
Negative Supply 35mm Film Carrier MK1
Camera scanning is the future, but strip holders take forever. Speed up scanning time by capturing entire rolls and advance between frames with a high quality stainless steel drive mechanism. Each Frame can be precisely centred while capturing each frame quickly and efficiently.
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