Derrel
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There is a 36 page free .PDF file writeup of the experiences and observations the two authors have with using a digital camera to "scan" film. The PDF file is located at https://luminous-landscape.com/articleImages/CameraScanning.pdf using the Canon 5D-III and the Sony.
Todd used 35mm slide holder from a Spiratone Vario Dupliscope, Canon 5D Mark III, diffusion glass and a Canon 430 EX-II flash at 1/16 power, and a Canon macro lens. Mark used a Sony a6000 camera, Zeiss Touit 50mm Makro, with electronic flash, and a light table
The processes used above sound a hell of a lot higher-tech than me taping a negative strip to a window with a piece of typing paper taped onto the outside of the window and using a macro lens to shoot .NEF files of my 120 rollfilm negs...
Todd used 35mm slide holder from a Spiratone Vario Dupliscope, Canon 5D Mark III, diffusion glass and a Canon 430 EX-II flash at 1/16 power, and a Canon macro lens. Mark used a Sony a6000 camera, Zeiss Touit 50mm Makro, with electronic flash, and a light table
The processes used above sound a hell of a lot higher-tech than me taping a negative strip to a window with a piece of typing paper taped onto the outside of the window and using a macro lens to shoot .NEF files of my 120 rollfilm negs...