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A film scanner is a device designed to convert photographic film—such as 35mm negatives or slides—into digital images. It works by shining a light through the film and capturing the image with a high-resolution sensor, allowing you to store, edit, and share your photos digitally.
Most film scanners can handle common formats like 35mm negatives and slides. Some models also support medium format (120/220 film) and even large format films, depending on their design and included film holders.
Yes, many film scanners come with built-in software features that help reduce dust, scratches, and fading, allowing you to enhance and restore old or damaged photographs during the scanning process.
Film scanners commonly save scanned images in standard digital formats such as JPEG and TIFF. Some advanced models may also offer RAW file output for greater editing flexibility.
Most film scanners include proprietary software for scanning and basic editing. Additionally, many are compatible with popular photo editing programs, allowing you to further refine and organize your digitized images.