Scan 35mm film fast, with time and space to spare.

• A digital camera with an interchangeable lens system.
• A macro lens.
• For negative films a RAW image processing software and a conversion software to invert the negative. For positives (slides) a RAW image processing software is sufficient.

Choose the holder that matches your film format. For 35mm film, use the 35mm holder, or the 35mm Sprocket holder if you want to include the sprocket holes. For medium format, the 6x9 holder accepts all frame sizes from 6x4.5 to 6x9, but we recommend the holder that matches your frame size. Each kit’s "In the box" list shows which holders are included.

Yes, VALOI easy120 and studio360 both support medium format film up to 6x9. Larger formats like 6x12 or 6x17 will work but will need to be stitched digitally for the final image.

It’s possible to scan mounted slides up to 4mm thickness, each system has a holder for scanning mounted slides. Scanning strips or rolls of slide film is no different from scanning negatives.

The resolution of the scan depends on the digital camera you use.

A RAW image processor like paid programs such as Adobe Lightroom, Capture One or free software like Affinity, for simple conversions. For automated conversions: standalone software like SmartConvert and FilmLab, or a plug-in like Negative Lab Pro (needs Adobe Lightroom).