Camera stand for film digitization with EFH Essential Film Holder
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If you own an EFH DSLR scanning / DSLM scanning, this stand will allow quick setup and makes alignment unnecessary
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Using DSRL or DSLM scanning for photographic film produces significantly better results than using a low-cost film scanner or a flatbed scanner. However, the traditional method of using a copy stand and a film holder can be quite cumbersome. Aligning everything takes a lot of time, and you have to adjust the film holder each time you advance the film.
I personally use the Essential Film Holder (EFH) by Andrew Clifforth (you can find it at https://clifforth.co.uk). I want to clarify that I have no affiliation with Andrew; I’m just a satisfied customer who has purchased two of his holders.
This print design is a camera stand that fits directly on top of the EFH. With this setup, your camera will rest securely on the stand and the holder, allowing you to set everything up in just seconds. The camera will always be at the correct distance from your film (as long as you choose the right print files—check the instruction.pdf for more details) and will remain perfectly parallel to the film. Plus, you won’t have to worry about stray light affecting your scans.
As you can see in the images, I use my old copy stand only to secure the camera against dropping - I am really good at knocking things over.
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Edit on 2024-02-03:
Base_69_80 added to digitize 6x9 negatives in a single shot. The base adds 80 mm to the total height.