Today - we're building our Perfect Budget Home Film Scanning Setup, with the help of Kyle McDougall. Kyle has built plenty of home film scanning setups over on his channel, and I've enlisted his expertise to help me create my own. As much as I love the scans I get for both 35mm and 120 film from my lab, using their Noritsu and Frontier scanners - I really wanted the flexibility (and affordability) of scanning both formats at home. Let's take a look at how we got on!
Kyle's Channel: @KyleMcDougall
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00:00 Intro
01:07 Film Scanning Components
08:54 Scanning Attempt #1
12:23 A Few Changes Needed
14:27 Overall Thoughts