Lomography DigitaLIZA 35mm Scanning Mask Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this after I scanned a few negatives, shot with the 360 spinner,without a mask. I've not used it a lot yet but I have mixed feelings about it
Pros:
* flattens the negative which tend to be curved because of the unusually long image size
* improves the speed with which you can align and scan
* Robust
Cons:
* It's overpriced for what it does
* Negatives might get damaged if they get misaligned and pop out of the strip
* Getting the negative to stay in and to get the magnetic plates in place is still a cumbersome task
Well i'll still be looking around for a scanning mask with a better design.
PS: I'm using epson v500 to scan all this

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Lomography DigitaLIZA 120mm Scanning Mask Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)Just scanned three rolls of 120 which I shot using my 3D Holga.
I had been using a hinged window-style holder until now, and this thing is way better!
Order your negatives to be developed and left uncut... scanning is so much easier when you can slide the strip forward, scan, slide again, and scan! If you've loaded negatives into a mask before, you've dreamed of something like this. Well, I've only used it for one evening, and I'm sold. This thing rocks.
For 3D shots, I like to trim my negatives into two-shot pieces, and this holder is also a great way to hold those. It can be hard to get a hinged mask to grab just one or two shots, but this magnetic mask is up to the task.
My next project involves 35mm film with exposed sprocket holes shot with my Diana F+. I'm looking forward to trying the 35mm DigitaLIZA to scan those negatives!

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