The Best Way to Scan Film at Home

Shooting film brings so many joys to life. But one thing that can take that joy away is a poor or confusing scan result. If you are like me, and want to have a bit more control over the editing and finishing process of your images, then you might want to consider scanning film at home.

I have tried all of the most common at home film scanning solutions, Epson V600 flatbed scanners, specialty scanners, weird scanners, you name it. Overall, scanning your film at home might seem like a pretty daunting thing to try or invest into, but in this video, I will share with you what I think to be simply the best way to scan your film photos at home.
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Time Stamps:
00:00 - Intro to Film Scanning
01:09 - Options for Scanning
03:28 - The Best at Home Method
06:42 - Reflection and Example Images
09:44 - Closing Thoughts