Another new DSLR film scanning holder.

[MrDrizz]

Similar to others out there but compared to others it's very affordable.

VALOI 360 - Scan Your Film with a Digital Camera

An affordable way of digitising your rolls of 35mm and medium format film using your digital camera without compromising on features.

www.kickstarter.com

Worth a punt at €19 for the basic backing.

 

[sirch]

Unless I am missing something it doesn't even have design images, not worth a punt at all. Probably just a plastic box.

 

[FishyFish]

Unless I am missing something it doesn't even have design images, not worth a punt at all. Probably just a plastic box.

Try this link. There's a video.

VALOI 360 - Scan Your Film with a Digital Camera

An affordable way of digitising your rolls of 35mm and medium format film using your digital camera without compromising on features.

www.kickstarter.com

My main issue with these things (and it's an issue for me, probably not for everyone) is that I'd need some way to hold the camera properly. While I have a couple of tripods, I don't have something that would be precise when it comes to keeping the negative and the focal plane perfectly parrallel when focusing to the level of the film grain. I'd want a copy stand or something.

I kinda like the idea of these tools, but I think they would be too much faff for me - especially given I already have dedicated scanners.

 

[AndrewFlannigan]

I wouldn't bite but then again, I have a Bowens Illumitran that cost me half of what he's asking.

 

[Asha]

While I have a couple of tripods, I don't have something that would be precise when it comes to keeping the negative and the focal plane perfectly parrallel when focusing to the level of the film grain. I'd want a copy stand or something.

I use a tripod for supporting a camera with the intrepid enlarger kit.

Without doubt it takes a little setting up level/ square/ parallel to the easel but it’s not a huge issue ..... ( 10 mins with a small spirit level)

I don’t doubt that a copy stand would be easier ( as is my philips enlarger for small formats ) but I’ve yet to come across one that is realistic for what they are.