YumaFound good blog post on negative scanning setup exactly to my needs. I found it very interesting, I think I will go this way.
https://alexandermatragos.com/blog/2023/1/15/building-a-copy-stand-to-scan-film-for-100
It could be very easy in my home city, but I still not familiar enough with dyi suppliers here in #zurich. And I don't have here any tools 🤷
I need to find:
1. Plywood sheet with ability to cut it to size
2. 1 inch pipe, also cut to size
3. Find place or a person to make 3d print. I heard here are places to do this cheap yourselves, but never did it any 3d print before. This should be easy, though. Will appreciate any advise on this.
Everything else is easy and cheap to order online.
#print3d #negativescanning #copystand #filmnegatives
Building a copy stand to scan film for $100 — Alexander Matragos | Food & Beverage Photographer | Welcome
utilising three easy to find items. A flange, a pipe and a piece of plywood. I thought it was brilliant. A cheap and sturdy solution that can be assembled in a couple of minutes.
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