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When it comes to the light source, it's a huge missed opportunity. The next wave of film scanning involves capturing Red, Green and Blue separately (separate na
by turnsout 11mo ago
When it comes to the light source, it's a huge missed opportunity. The next wave of film scanning involves capturing Red, Green and Blue separately (separate narrow-band LEDs) to better isolate C-41 layers and counteract crossover on the image sensor. And yes, it should have an IR pass as well, for dust removal.
With that said, I'm happy to see new film products released in 2025/2026. Hopefully this is just the first at-bat.
- ImPleadThe5th 11mo agoThis sounds really interesting! Do you have any info about that scanning process?
- turnsout 11mo agoI should have dropped a link! Check out this project: https://jackw01.github.io/scanlight/ https://jackw01.github.io/scanlight/
- spott 11mo agoOnly for C41…. For slide film that sets you back. I think the problem is that it sounds like you get worse results for slide film with RGB than you get with C41 and white light. So the tradeoff is only worth it if you shoot no slide and C41.