35mm scanners are comparatively more common, so [Christian Chapman] decided to modify one to suit medium film instead. The hack is for the Plustek 8100, and requires modifying the scanner in two ways.

The scanner in question is a Pakon F135, the product of a Kodak acquisition, and an all-in-one device that simply spools in a roll of film and does all the hard work of identifying the frames ...

Cintel has been a leading manufacturer of film scanners for decades, and since joining Blackmagic Design in 2012, the Cintel ...

Even if you're not someone who uses film, it's easy to load negatives or slides and watch memories come to life on the screen ...

You can connect the scanner to your television ... It's compatible with 35mm, 110, 126, and Monochrome film and slide types.

This type of film is significantly larger than the 135 film used in 35mm cameras, and many professional studio photographers swear by this format. Although the 35mm film format was one of the ...

Film-based still cameras have been made for a variety of film types including 35mm, Advantix, 120, 220 and the larger 4x5 and 8x10 formats. Film movie cameras capture consecutive images (frames ...