The Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2 from Negative Supply utilizes the same basic design as the Pro Film Carrier 35 but adds an important feature that power users, labs, and lovers of alternative formats will want: an interchangeable roller module. The interchangeable roller modules will come separately from the cassettes so users of the Pro Film Carrier 35, Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2, and Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2 customers don't need to purchase accessories they don't need.

Scan Film with DSLR & Mirrorless Cameras    Keeps Film Perfectly Flat    Includes Film Carrier & Camera Riser    Includes High CRI Light Source & Adapter

Scans 35mm half, standard, and panoramic frames with included masks and uses a film advance knob to quickly scan each frame

Modular design with replaceable internal cassette for future updates and accessories

Compatible with existing Pro Film Carrier 35 accessories

Interchangeable roller module available for alternative film formats

Compatible with the Pro Mount MK2 with an updated adapter plate that will retain the mounting point for our anti-static dust removal brush

Steel and carbon composite frame for durability and professional use

Compatible with the 4x5 Light Source Basic with custom adapter plate similar to existing stabilizing masks

Preset at the factory, adjustable film gate to accommodate for film drift from frame to frame, ensuring consistent lines and framing across a roll of 35mm film

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do I remove the film scanning hood in order to see the film placement so I can center it without looking through the camera?

A: The the film scanning hood attached to the Negative Supply Premium Kit for 35mm Film Scanning (2024 Version) is in by friction. It comes in and out very easily.

Q: 2. What scanners is the Negative Supply 120 FBSC compatible with, and is there 35 mm version?

A: The Negative Supply 120 Full-Border Scanning Cassette is designed for DSLR or mirrorless camera-based film scanning rather than flatbed scanning. The Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 is a great option for 35mm.

Q: 3. Can I use the 35mm Film Scanning mask to hold film on a light table while I do a camera scan?

A: Yes, that should work.

Q: 4. Is this the latest model of the Negative Supply Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2 Adapter for Light Source?

A: The Negative Supply Premium Kit for 35mm Film Scanning (2024 Version) is the latest version for this kit.

Q: 5. is there a mask for Xpan frames?

A: The Negative Supply Premium Kit for 35mm Film Scanning (2024 Version), B&H # NEPR35SKITM2, does not come with a mask for the Xpan film format.

Q: 6. Does this support xpan panoramic images 24x65mm?

A: Yes, this comes with three different scanning mounts. One of the scanning mounts is meant for panoramic images.

Q: 7. Does the Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 include the ability to scan negative borders/sprockets?

A: No, the Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 does not include a 35mm option for scanning the boarders and sprockets. However, you can purchase the Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Scanning Cassette listed in the accessories to obtain this look.

Q: 8. Does this kit have 120 Full-Border Scanning?

A: The Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm and 120 Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 comes with the Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 120 MK2. It will allow scanning of the full image but not the clear edge of the film to create a border.

Q: 9. Can this scan panoramic photos? Also, can it scan including sprocket holes?

A: Yes, the Plustek 35mm Negative Film Holder for OpticFilm 120, B&H # PLFHOF120135, can scan 35mm panoramic film. The holders are not designed so sprocket holes can be scanned. That area is needed to ensure the film is held flat in the holder.

Q: 10. Can I scan a film frame and show just a little bit of the edges. Such as 24.5 x 36.5mm? Which masks are included in this package

A: Negative Supply 35mm Film Scanning Hood as well as the Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Scanning Cassette are included in the Premium kit for 35mm Film Scanning. So you can include the boarder in your scans.