The lens is an incredibly important part of the DSLR/Mirrorless scanning process. Having the right equipment plays a key role in getting great results with digital camera scans! There are 4 basics components to a good DSLR film scanning setup… While DSLR (or Mirrorless) film scanning holds many promising results – like RAW capture, faster capture times, and sharpness that rivals $10,000+ drum scanners – there are many potential stumbling blocks along the way that could prevent you from getting the results you want from your film negatives. Scanning your film negatives with a digital camera can be an incredibly rewarding – or incredibly frustrating – process, largely depending on your setup and know-how.
The input must be good for the output to be good. For Negative Lab Pro to work properly, it’s important that you have good, evenly-lit, properly-exposed scans of your negative film.
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