The 2024 version of the Premium Curated Kit for 35mm and 120 Film Scanning by Negative Supply covers every base needed to scan the most demanded formats and sizes of film with a digital camera. As cameras and lenses evolve, they're providing new and more accessible ways to scan film, saving users time and money. Although dedicated film equipment is ideal for individuals who need to scan large amounts of rolls and have a stationary studio or office, the Premium Curated Kit offers a travel-friendly solution that covers the needs of those who are on the go and shoot a handful of rolls a year.

Scan Film with DSLR & Mirrorless Cameras    Includes 35 & 120 MK2 Pro Film Carriers    Includes Pro Riser MK3 Copy Stand    35 & 120 Full Border Scanning Cassettes    Scans All Film Formats up to 8 x 10    Includes Light Source Mini    Keeps Film Perfectly Flat    Includes MK2 Hood Combo

The Premium Curated Kit is designed with major upgrades to the original Pro and Curated Kit. It now includes both the Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2, Pro Film Carrier 120 MK2, and Pro Mount MK2, which allow for expanded coverage of alternative formats, provide flatter and smoother film advance, and offer professional build quality alongside uncompromising performance. Additionally, the Pro Riser MK3 copy stand's extension capability allows for 4 x 5 (large format) scanning with a 105mm full-frame lens and 35mm and 120 film with the use of any lens/camera combination.

Part of the intentions of creating this kit was to provide out-of-the-box solutions for any other film format with the use of popular tools offered by the brand. Each film carrier comes equipped to support half-frame, standard, and full-border scanning, thanks to their full-border cassettes which allow you to go beyond the sprocket holes. The 120 film scanner supports all standard 120 formats with masks from 6 x 4.5 up to 6 x 9, and it also includes a complementary mask for 120 full-border scanning. 

The Premium Curated Kit supports the following formats with the use of optional film scanning cassette add-ons:

• Super 8/8mm
• Minox/suminiature 
• APS 
• 126
• 35mm with standard borders
• 35mm with full borders 
• 127 
• 120 with standard borders 
• 120 with full borders 
• 35mm mounted slides
• 120 mounted slides 

• Light Source Mini:  Designed with 35mm and 120 film in mind, the Light Source Mini is created for the most demanding users who require a bright, evenly illuminated, and durable light source with a high degree of color accuracy in a smaller, less expensive form factor
• In-Line Power Switch: Just a simple on/off switch for your light source allows you to leave it plugged in and still turn the light on and off.
• Pro Mount MK2 with the Anti-Static Brush, 35/120 Adapter Plates and Leg Extension Kit: An indispensable tool and the core of this kit when matched with the Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2 and Pro Film Carrier 120 MK2. It provides the ability to quickly switch between film carriers, adds leveling feet capabilities and dust removal features, masks extraneous light, and more.
• Pro Film Carrier MK2 Hood Combo: The scanning hoods for Negative Film Supply's film carriers reduce stray light that can cause ghosting and other artifacts when scanning film in well-lit rooms or with overhead lights on. 

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it hold full uncut rolls?

A: Yes, the following item allows scanning the whole negative strip.

Q: 2. What is the footprint of this unit, the length and width?

A: We guess that it is slightly smaller than its box which is 10.0 x 4.6 x 1.2".

Q: 3. The film boarder will show up with this?

A: Yes the Lomography DigitaLIZA 35mm Scanning Mask allows you to scan the border of 35mm film, even the sprocket holes. Of course you can set the crop marks smaller in the scanning software in case you do not want to see the border or sprocket holes.

Q: 4. Does it work with Epson V600?

A: Yes it does. Of course it doesn't have the tabs that fit in the slots to help line it up perfectly but it works fine. To help line it up consistently I put gaffers tape on the glass once I got it lined up the way I wanted. Then I just put it against the tape each time after that.

Q: 5. 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: 6. I usually cut 6x7 film into strips of 3 (with 1 extra frame at the end), but this will not fit in some holders if they are not open on one end for the film to extend out. Will this holder allow for a film strip that is wider than the holder without pinching/creasing it?

A: No, this Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask only has a scanning area of: 7.2 x 2.3 inches (184 x 58mm). While it does not define the frames individually, so you can scan overlapping exposures, doubles, triples, and panoramas. It does not allow anything larger than the given scanning area.

Q: 7. will this work with a canon 8800f?

A: Yes, it will. This mask will work with any flatbed scanner with enough wide film scan area.

Q: 8. Can mailers be used to have Ilford SFX Infrared film processed?

A: Yes, this mailer can also be used for Ilford SFX Infrared film processing.

Q: 9. Anyone use this successfully with a V500? Also, how many 6x6 negatives can fit at once?

A: For a 120 negative the mask will hold 3 frames, and 2 masks will fit on an 8x10 flatbed scanner, but only a few will scan the full 8x10 area for film/transparencies. I have the epson 850, which allows the entire area to be scanned, so you can scan 6 frames at once, with 2 of these masks. It works well if you need to flatten out the negative

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the Epson V800 scanner.?

A: Yes this should be compatible with the Epson V800