Film Scanning with a Digital Camera — How good is it?

In this video, I’m testing out a digital camera setup for scanning film, and comparing it to some images from the Nikon Coolscan 9000 as well as the Epson V4990. This is something that I’ve wanted to do for a while now, and recently the company Valoi reached out and offered to get me set up with one of their kits and a lens. Without spoiling it, I’ll say that I was impressed, even just using the X-T4 and a cheaper lens.

Make sure to check out Valoi if you’re interested in setting something like this set up: https://www.valoi.co/products

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