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FILM TO DIGITAL with the JJC Film Digitising Adapter
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE with the JJC FILM DIGITISING ADAPTER set. How useful is it? Is it worth the money? Are the results any good? There are samples - you can judge for yourself.
To see which camera/lens combinations are compatible with the adapter pop over to the JJC website…
www.jjc.cc/index/goods/detail...
Spoiler alert: I think it is pretty good.
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Dear Terry, I have been missing your fantastic YT videos. Thank you for this nice video, as I also have an archive of thousands of photos from 1976 -2005. Thank you!
I’m so happy to see that you are still with us.
glad to have you back!
Terry! I'm so glad you've posted another video. It's been far too long, we've missed you. Thank you so much!
I have a very similar set up,except without the light, I have one from a different digitising set up. I also use the 30 mm macro instead of the 60mm. The main thing I have found using the high res mode on HP5 that’s been pushed two stops is it tends to smooth out the grain. So I use my old Canon full-frame for that as it retains the grain. But high res with my old Kodachrome slides is fantastic. One of my earliest attempts, years ago, at digitising slides was with an old slide duplicator I found on eBay for a couple of quid, but this JJC devise is much better and more versatile. And a fraction of the cost of Nikon’s version, and a whole lot quicker and better than my old Nikon Coolscan 4000.
Welcome back -- I've been meaning to look into this; thanks!
Good to see you back, Terry!
Great to see another of your very informative videos. Although most of my photography is digital, I still enjoy film , so this device is of real interest.
Great to see a new video and looks like a great product to convert film to digital. I had investigated previously and found that the affordable solutions were very limited. I can see a JCC Adapter encouraging me to use my old 35mm cameras again as well as digitising old negatives.
A pleasure to see a new video on this channel! Coincidentally I bought the JCC one that goes without the adaptor for macro lenses. It works good enough for me for 30€, I don't have old negatives and I’ve been experimenting with film lately.
Nice one 👍
Terry please bring back your EM1 uploads
I own a Fujifilm XH2 -- can I use this camera with the JJC Digitisling adapter.
I hope it works with my 80mm Fuji macro😂
Is a certain lens needed to use this system, Terry? I don't own a macro lens.
Edit: never mind, I checked your link.
Dear, Terry. Firstly, congrats on the video. I hope you could give me some advice on troubleshooting some hurdles I have met.
Whilst JJC lists only the Canon RF 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens (for the mirrorless mount), I risked buying this very same JJC Digitizing Adapter Set for using with my Canon RF 85mm f/2 Macro IS lens. Unfortunately, so far I am struggling to make it work, since it displays "Error 60" continuously. It seems that the set is "jamming" the lens movement (aka Err 60 code). The few times I get rid of this error, I just cannot fix the focus. It's been very disappointing an experience. In the footnote, JJC guarantees that the set would work with other (not listed) lenses, notwithstanding, provided one uses extension tubes. I wonder if you have had any trouble (like mine) when first using the JJC digitizing set. And, naturally, if you could shed some light on my plight. kkkk Thanks and greetings from Rio.
Ariel: I am sorry that your experience has been disappointing and frustrating. I have only used the adapter with the recommended Olympus lens and I have had no problems. I don't have a Canon camera/lens combination to try it out. And even if your setup doesn't works perfectly in automatic focus mode I would have expected manual focus to work. The adapter is a passive device so it is hard to see how it could cause the lens to jam. I will keep looking to see if anyone else haas the same problem. Terry
any hot spots from the LED? what sort of SS and Apperture were you getting; and is the LED able to be adjusted in temperature? Deciding between this and the Valoi Easy 35 - but it is 3D printed and twice the cost.
Zuiko Macro; Aperture Priority f8; ISO 250; Shutter 1/125; tripod mounted; high resolution 10368x6912 image size; no hot spots; no light colour variation - white balance adjusted in Photoshop when necessary. Exposure comp is generally done in camera when necessary. Construction quality good - adapter rings and tube sections nice metal with precise threads. My one small complaint - I wish that the slide holder would take more than 2.
Thanks Terry!
Just bought one...saved about $250 not buying the fancyValoi one, which is essentially the same. Now to start developing film at home as well - maybe 😊
Thanks for the video. I have bought one JJC led light set. My negatives turn out very blue and green. Have you also this experience. It´s hard to find turn the color in lightroom.
Have you had this experience?
Ola: Colourr negative film has an orange cast that has to be dealt with in the conversion to positive. I worked out a way to do it but it is hard to explain in words - I might make a video. If you can find a pure black or white in the photo you can do the correction and set it in a PS Action for easy replication. Here's the thing - the line between adjacent frames in the neg strip is pure black. Put the Levels Black Eyedropper in the black divider and the orange cast will be removed. I will try to find time today to make a video. My way might not be the best or most elegant but it works for me. If I get the video made I will let you know here. Terry
@@terryandvalda Yes please do a video. I use lightroom. but I have Photoshop too. In lightroom I do a correction but it turns out to be full to the left on the marker for blue color. Because the colors are negative blue takes a way blue. It is bluegreenish. I read on the JJC ledlight yesterday it was kelvin 6500. That would be a little blue and green to, so I thought it was the light that made the problem. But I guess your answer is more correct. I don't know if kelvin 6500 makes the problem better or worse. I have to experiment more.
But yesterday I thought maybe it works with BW. And it did. Strange thing is when setting a white balance in BW the marker turns towards yellow. Removing colors totally also helped. So this led light was easier in BW.
I try to compete with the shop who develops my film. They make very good digital copies but I would like to control the prossess myself. I think I can compete in BW but in colour I have not find out yet. I thought I had to buy a new light, but it works in BW. But I have only tried for a week.. There are led lamps with possibillity to change colour. But not to this nice price. Thanks for answer. Yours Ola.
@@olaandersson3599 Ola: The promised video is here. ua-cam.com/video/nTMAt-rhwLY/v-deo.html I hope it helps. Terry
Is there anywhere to watch your previous uploads, they've been removed from your channel, sadly.
Same here, I would love to see them again although I watched each more than 10 times ❤.
Nice to here you again Terry