Holding frames to convert analog film media with a (D)SLR
Get your beloved media to the digital age.
Stuff you need:
These parts are optimized to get the highest possible conversion quality. The lens adapter is designed for the Sony EF 90mm macro lens. This part is individual to this setup, the rest is always the same. If you use another lens the dia_hood4sony90mmmacro.stl needs to be replaces with your own design.
Three mounts are included:
Assembly process for the negative mount is documented on youtube: https://youtu.be/3BPvGk3-Or8
BOM, or what you need to bring:
You will be rewarded with insane conversion quality. Happy "scanning"
More information about the process:
http://natephotographic.com/dslr-film-scanning-perfect-color-negatives/
How this thing was created:
https://hackaday.io/project/173213-scan-analog-film-for-the-very-last-time
PETG highly recommended.
For positive mount Agfa you need to print:
1x dia_holdingrfame_agfa.stl
1x dia_hoodmount.stl
For positive mount Agfa CS you need to print:
1x dia_holdingrfame_agfacs.stl
1x dia_hoodmount.stl
for negeative scan mount you need to print:
1x nagative_frontcover.stl
1x negative_5mmknob.stl
1x nagative_mainbody.stl
1x nagative_backtube.stl
2x negative_gears.stl (print only one at a time)
To attach these to a lens you need a lens adapter which may be connected to each of the scan mounts.
If you use the 90mm Macro EF lens from sony it is this file:
1x dia_hood4sony90mmmacro.stl
If you intend to use another lens you need to build your own adapter. I created a generic lens hood designer for Sony lenses to be found here:
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/34664-lenshood-generator-sony
If you created one let me know, I would add it here to share.
Update
2022-01-28: added a second version of the negative axle if to of the same don't fit. See comment.
2022-02-14 The axles are not print easily , however print quality can be improved a lot if you print one axle at a time only. There is an 3mf file attached or see the gcode file.
The author hasn't provided the model origin yet.