JJC 35mm Film to 120mm Film Digitizing Adapter with Film Scanner and Film Digitizing Fill Aluminum Sliding Focal Length No Filter Diameter Conversion

Can be used to photograph 35mm film, 120mm film, 35mm film scanners, and 120mm film scanners. Convert your precious film footage into digital format. Using the JJC film digitization adapter, you can easily and quickly convert your film footage into digital format, much faster than using a film scanner. (We recommend the Nikon D850, as it has a negative film digitization function.) The aluminum alloy slide design allows you to freely adjust the distance between the camera and film holder, meeting various focal length needs. No filter diameter conversion ring is required, making operation more convenient. The slide has a rotation lock, which securely fastens the camera to the slide. You don't have to worry about the camera shaking or accidentally coming off. The bottom of the slide is equipped with a 1/4"-20 hole and a 3/8"-16 hole, allowing it to be attached to a camera monopod/tripod. The top of the slide is equipped with an Arca quick release, allowing it to be attached to an Arca-Swiss tripod. When scanning film, the included LED light provides a high-quality light source for high-quality scans. The LED charging cable's dimmer not only turns the light distribution light on and off, but also has a dimming function that allows you to adjust the brightness (11 levels). Made of high-quality ABS plastic material for durability. The silicone pad on the bottom provides anti-slip protection and protects the scan board from scratches. A clear PC sheet is included to flatten the film and reduce moire. The magnetic closure makes it easy to use. If you have any questions or requests while using the product, please feel free to contact us. We will do our best to ensure your satisfaction. To contact us: Click "HIfoto" on the product page and then click the "Ask a Question" button. 1. Fix the film digitizing adapter to the slide. 2. Attach the Arca quick shoe to the bottom of the camera. 3. Fix the slide to a tripod. 4. Attach the camera to the slide.