The VALOI Easy35 Film Scanner is a compact and user-friendly solution for digitising 35mm film, designed to simplify the camera scanning process and deliver high-quality results with minimal setup. Please note that you will need a digital camera or to capture the images!
With the VALOI easy35, achieving professional-grade film scans at home has never been more accessible. Its thoughtful design and quality components make it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced film photographers.
What's special about the Valoi Easy35 Film Scanner?
Versatile Scanning: Capable of digitising 35mm film rolls, strips, accommodating various film formats.
Integrated Light Source: Features a built-in light, ensuring accurate colours and sharp scans.
Lightweight & Compact: Its self-contained, modular design makes it easy to transport and store, fitting comfortably in your camera bag.
Easy Attachment: Attaches directly to the front of your macro lens, eliminating the need for a copy stand and reducing setup time.
What's included?
Everything (except the camera) to get you started in home digitising!
VALOI easy35 Main Kit: The primary unit with an integrated light source and modular film holder system.
Adapter Rings: A set of rings to fit various filter thread sizes, ensuring compatibility with most macro lenses. Distance Tubes: 1x 10mm, 1x 20mm, 5x 40mm (230mm total). Filter thread adapters: 39mm, 46mm, 49mm, 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 67mm.
Film Holders: Includes holder for standard 35mm film, facilitating easy and efficient scanning.
User Manual: Comprehensive instructions to guide you through setup and operation.
When you buy your film photography accessories from us we can ship it across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your Valoi Easy35 Film Scanner today and dive back into the fun of home scanning!
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I bought this to help my Dad digitise his enormous box of slides, as he was no longer able to see them well with his small viewer. I had a mirrorless camera and a 100mm macro lens and this seemed the best value for money and quality. It didn’t disappoint, it really was easy to set up and I bought Negative Lab Pro to manage the colours (this is essential). My Dad is ecstatic and it means that we found some amazing images which would never have seen the light of day. It won’t rescue really bad photos but the software can do amazing things with not great photos. It helped his memory too.
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