negative supply kit review after one year (35, 120, riser, stand)

Music in the video (free, by me, licensed under CC-NC-SA if you'd like to use):   / gimmick-mask  
Other photos (free under CC-NC-SA): https://www.nostreamphoto.com/
Not-remotely-professional instagram that I am terrible at updating:   / nostream  

(of course, this video was in no way affiliated with negative.supply, and I didn't receive any discount, free stuff, input, feedback, etc.) In this video, I review most of negative supply's gear. I love their 35mm holder, like their 120 holder a lot, like-ish their riser and light, and have mixed feelings on their stand (when used with a very heavy camera).

Mirror trick for film-camera parallelism: https://forums.negativelabpro.com/t/h...

From another channel - nice side-by-side comparison of scanning techniques:    • Essential Film Holder Review  

chapters:
0:00 intro
1:16 35mm holder
3:06 120 holder
4:56 99 CRI light
5:34 riser
5:57 complaining about the "pro" copy stand
7:32 two really quick sharpness examples
7:49 comparison vs. DIY cam scanning
8:36 comparison vs. Epson v850 flatbed
9:57 comarison vs. max-resolution Noritsu lab scans
11:14 conclusion
11:39 advice on home scanning
12:27 thank you for watching :)

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quick tech specs for nerds:

all photos developed by photolab in berkeley, ca

scanned w/ fuji gfx 100 + 120/4 GF
(film mounted in negative.supply setup)
at f/11
sharpened mildly

color edited to taste.
all scans are edited.
there's no such thing as a neutral scan,
and this isn't a scientific review.

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CC Images credits:
None in this video.