Scanning film negatives without expensive scanners

The most cost effective and fastest way to scan your film negatives without burning your pocket.
Equipments and setup:
Camera: Nikon D600 FX
Lens: Nikon 60mm f 2.8 Micro
Ilford HP5+ film: amzn.to/3AmXuwr
JJC Film digitization adapter set : amzn.to/3ya3TbP
Lamp: Keylight Air: amzn.to/3yFmiih
Anti static gloves: amzn.to/3P1Ol0m
This setup can be used with any DSLR camera and is one of the cheapest option to convert your film negatives to digital high resolution photos.
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[@michaelhembree1783]

Great video.I just got into 35mm film and this may work great just need to find the correct lens for my Nikon. To use this kit.

[@martinohesse]

Hello! I got this kit with the jjc lamp, Im very happy with results and how easy it makes the scanning process.

[@paulwitveendaal3381]

iphone does the job much quicker with a negative app…