I am about to buy the pixl-latr and two things I see being super good about it: the light diffuser in the back and the guard against light leak from the sides. Nice video and oh I do need to practice more with Cinestill to get results like seen here.
Yeah I like the light defuser the guard doesn’t work too well for my setup, it’s more designed for people using an iPad or a light table. Good luck with the CineStill!
Wow! Thanks for the tip! I'm sure I'm going to get one. BTW I'm on Linux and i use Rawtherapee negative tool to process my negs. It's an excellent tool, free and cross platform. In other words, available for everyone who wants to use it. Another software, a bit simpler but uses the the same tool is ART.
btw just found out from grainydays' scanning video coments section that Essential Film Holder is a good one to try as well. it looks very well built, not sure how it would compare to the pixl latr but it seems more sturdy
Finally got the last piece of this puzzle (the macro lens), so now watching videos so I can “Scan”. Is there a good reason to not cut the negs first? I don’t have a lot of room for full developed rolls so I prefer to sleeve them.
You can cut them or not cut them. It’s a long roll of film to work with if you don’t cut them and might be sliding on the table getting scratches or something. But some people do it! Up to you
How did you took the picture clicking with your mouse? What digital camera are you using? Also have you ever tryed the smartphone film scanner from lomography? Always a great video, you are very inspiring for me, and I am ready to try all this analog photography thing! Thanks
Hey there! I had my Sony A7iii tethered to the computer using the Sony imaging app. Was firing it and saving it directly to the computer without an SD card. I have not tried that scanner! should give it a whirl! Glad i can help and thanks for watching!
I am about to buy the pixl-latr and two things I see being super good about it: the light diffuser in the back and the guard against light leak from the sides. Nice video and oh I do need to practice more with Cinestill to get results like seen here.
Yeah I like the light defuser the guard doesn’t work too well for my setup, it’s more designed for people using an iPad or a light table. Good luck with the CineStill!
Wow! Thanks for the tip! I'm sure I'm going to get one. BTW I'm on Linux and i use Rawtherapee negative tool to process my negs. It's an excellent tool, free and cross platform. In other words, available for everyone who wants to use it. Another software, a bit simpler but uses the the same tool is ART.
Oh I need to check that out!
btw just found out from grainydays' scanning video coments section that Essential Film Holder is a good one to try as well. it looks very well built, not sure how it would compare to the pixl latr but it seems more sturdy
I am gonna get that one and try it soon!
Great vid bud! Love this setup. Maybe I should try it with my x100F for shits and gigs
Yess shoot film again.
the closer the diffused panel is to the film the more in focus any scratches or defects will be.
Yeah that’s a good tip!
thanks for doing this review!! Negative Supply's stuff is all so expensive :( so glad to know abt this alternative
Yeah there are some alternatives!! This is a super affordable one
Great vid! looking forward to the lightroom tutorials. You should review the plustek 35mm scanner!
Oh yeah I need to check that out!
Finally got the last piece of this puzzle (the macro lens), so now watching videos so I can “Scan”. Is there a good reason to not cut the negs first? I don’t have a lot of room for full developed rolls so I prefer to sleeve them.
You can cut them or not cut them. It’s a long roll of film to work with if you don’t cut them and might be sliding on the table getting scratches or something. But some people do it! Up to you
thank you!!!
Of course
Watching this as i'm looking to buy one of these. Is there anyway to get the film border in frame?
Yeah I think you can use different parts of the spacers to do that
@@film_friends Great! Thanks and keep doing what you are doing 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks!!
How did you took the picture clicking with your mouse? What digital camera are you using?
Also have you ever tryed the smartphone film scanner from lomography?
Always a great video, you are very inspiring for me, and I am ready to try all this analog photography thing! Thanks
Hey there! I had my Sony A7iii tethered to the computer using the Sony imaging app. Was firing it and saving it directly to the computer without an SD card.
I have not tried that scanner! should give it a whirl!
Glad i can help and thanks for watching!
Tethering in LR is so easy. Go to tether from the menu once you’re plugged in. I have the same camera.
Oh, I never tried directly in there haha gotta do that next time
Drinking Game, every time he says "Janky" take a shot!
Cool video, thanks!
Of course!
What is that light you're using?
Its a releno video light. works super well!
@@film_friends Awesome! Going to check it out now! Thank you.
For sure!! Hit me up on IG if you want a 3D printed base for it
@@film_friends Yeah I will!