DBTech Replacement Film Holders for DB-FS150 Film Slide and Negative Scanner - 3X Strip Film and 1x Single Frame Holder

film photography is expensive film cameras and film are going up a price every year scanning with a lab can be pricey for high-res scans so where can we cut costs I'm sure many of you have no interest in developing film at home and that's fine so what about scanning here are the pros scanning at home cuts out lab scan costs clearly allows me to scan it any resolution you'd like and allows you to scan with the film info rebate borders you will also have a lot more creative control over your negatives here are the cons time and a little bit of money so let's cover what you're gonna need first a scanner I work with ebsen's V 550 their cheapest film scanner I got it for about $130 on Amazon it's capable of scanning a 35 millimeter film 120 film and comes with holders for both of those and if you have mounted 35 millimeter slides you can scan those as well this is the only scanner I've ever