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Agree with other posters that you need to buy a decent scanner. I would look for a second hand Epson 4990 flatbed scanner, which will do an excellent job with medium format negs and a satisfactory job with 35mm. I traded up from a lesser Epson to the 4990 and was then faced with the task of re-scanning all of my stuff, the improvement in quality was worth it. A flatbed scanner would probably not be an acceptable solution for a professional user, certainly for 35mm film, but the dedicated film scanners are much more expensive. (I guess that very few pros use 35mm film these days. )A major problem is holding the film flat, and the supplied negative holders are far from perfect. A final thought, I find it much easier to scan colour reversal rather than colour negative film, perhaps because the negative film comes with a colour mask. On the other hand B&W negatives scan a treat
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