[0.135 lb] I've used this kit for a few months now with no issues. I use a small mirrorless camera (Fuji X Pro2) to scan and the riser is more than adequate. I like the camera attachment method so I can actually tighten the camera down tight so it won't swivel or rotate on the screw. The Light Source 35 was super bright and even. I've recently upgraded only because I wanted to scan 120 film too.

[Black] I can scan with my room lights on and blinds open when using this device. This helps also to avoid unwanted glare/reflections from TVs, lights, windows, etc. It’s also helpful as it helps to prevent dust/debris from landing on your film while scanning.

[0.135 lb] I agree with Walter. This works as intended, and I basically use it all the time, whether my lights are on or off.

[Black] I recently got back into film and was shocked by how expensive lab scans are even at low resolution. Lower resolution TIFFs were about $14 a roll, but I was quoted $12 per image for high resolution TIFF scan. I went for the $14 scans but I could see the color and resolution were compromised, so I figured I would try doing it myself.

This is obviously a premium kit, and it took me a couple of hours to figure everything out - getting the correct height of the camera to fill the image frame, leveling things out - this takes a little time. I bought a 70mm Sigma APO Macro lens which made things a lot easier as it provides 1:1 magnification. All of the tools that come in this kit are high quality, and once you're set up scanning is a pleasure, and you get high quality, repeatable results.

Sure it takes up space, breaking it down is not ideal as then you need to set everything up again, but having a dedicated scanning setup if you shoot a decent amount is really nice. I bought the Valoi Easy35 which is basically a light source you mount on extension tubes to your lens, but the build quality is nowhere near as good as this Negative Supply Kit, and it is not as much fun to use. This NS setup is expensive, but the results you get, the build quality, and overall pleasure I get from using it is worth the money.

[Aluminum] Thrilled to add this to my Basic 35 MK2 carrier to scan my 110 film. Keeps my film flat for sharp results.

[Black] Ive used flat beds for the last 10 years, they are slow, the scanning software is out dated and they take up too much space. Flat beds also have lots of moving parts and wear out over time. Being a hybrid shooter I already have a digital and I was able to scoop a lens with 1:1 focus. The negative supply setup is amazing. It is a very high quality build and I’ve never had a concern with moving it. I’m able to scan my negatives much quicker with better software (3rd party LR integration). Over all the experience is much more enjoyable than having to cut, hang and swap out negatives from flimsy negative holders that flag beds use. So glad I bought into this system.

[0.135 lb] This is the perfect setup to get your 35mm film scanned and ready for you to work with on the computer! Super simple and straightforward to use. Keeps the film nice and flat.

[Aluminum] Solid.

[0.135 lb] I got this to pair with my Nikon Z50. Great starter kit that has everything you need. Even comes with a half frame mask, which is great for when I go out shooting with my PenFT.

[Black] This is a great 35mm kit for scanning at home! Would highly recommend it! I set it up and scanned a few negatives all within 30 minutes. If you're thinking about getting into DSLR scanning, this is it!