Best Scanner For 120 Film Negatives

[Yes] I used the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner to scan my color negatives into my collection of pictures. I have the prints but laying them out on my MFD printer/scanner was tedious and hard to get the pictures lined up right. It was much easier, and less physical, and about four times faster to run my negatives through the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner. The Kodak phone app is well thought out and works well with the little scanner box. The app provides several useful imaging tools to fine-tune the image once you've scanned it. But the image quality it produces is good to begin with. I found that all I used was the image cropping. I wouldn't call the user interface intuitively obvious, but it is easy to figure out. I am very pleased with this purchase. It has made it much easier to get many more of my original film pictures onto my hard drive.

[3-Hole Punch] This format for 120 film is perfect. The vertical sleeve makes it harder for my negatives to slip out.

[Zipper] Negative files require 2-groups of 2 and 2-groups of 3 for 120 film. The Asahi Pentax creates 6x7 negatives. I use an Epson scanner. The negative carrier for 120 film allows only 2 negatives to be scanned in one setting, and to avoid damage, you have to cut a strip of 3 into a strip of 2 and a strip of 1. This mask does away with all that, is easy to use, and flattens the negatives better than the Epson carriers.

Negative files require 2-groups of 2 and 2-groups of 3 for 120 film. The Asahi Pentax creates 6x7 negatives. I use an Epson scanner. The negative carrier for 120 film allows only 2 negatives to be scanned in one setting, and to avoid damage, you have to cut a strip of 3 into a strip of 2 and a strip of 1. This mask does away with all that, is easy to use, and flattens the negatives better than the Epson carriers.

[Pentax K] This lens far exceeded my expectations, particularly at the price point. I use it for scanning 120 negatives and they are sharper than my film scanner can produce.

[Download] As an old school photographer, I have a lot of film and negatives stockpiled. This scanner is solving my problem of deterioration of the original films, in addition to helping me archive my image bank. With the equipment I have achieved accurate and excellent quality Scanners

As an old school photographer, I have a lot of film and negatives stockpiled. This scanner is solving my problem of deterioration of the original films, in addition to helping me archive my image bank. With the equipment I have achieved accurate and excellent quality Scanners

[120] This is my “go to” film for 4x5 and 120.

[LED] Best scanner in the market these days.

[AC Adapter] Scanner works great for both slides and negatives. Easy installation and learning curve for both the scanner as well as the software. IR scratch remover does an excellent job eliminating scratches and minimizes re-touching. Highly recommended!