VALOI EASY35

VALOI Easy35

VALOI easy35, makes camera film scanning more accessible with a new form factor. Instead of a copy stand based approach, the easy35 attaches to the front of your macro lens and has a built in light and replaceable holders.

Scan 35mm film, rolls, strips and mounted slides

The easy35 is lightweight and compact, self-contained yet modular, and compatible with most cameras. It delivers professional quality 35mm film scans with only a digital camera and macro lens in a system the size of a water bottle, while requiring no copy stand and very little setup.

Scanning with easy35

The VALOI easy35 is a film digitising solution for the home that simplifies the process of camera scanning, delivering excellent results with minimal setup. Many of common scanning issues, and speed and quality are built into the design. Save money and get high-quality results.

Scanning with the easy35 is clutter-free and easy with its built-in light source that ensures accurate colours and a bright light for sharp scans. The VALOI easy35 shades the film from external light, making it possible to scan in broad daylight without reflections causing spots or nasty colour casts.

It has professional-grade film holders that ensure high-quality scans, and it is built to last for years or decades of scanning with durable and stable aluminium tubes. While it is focused on 35mm film, it does have a modular film holder system that allows for different holders like a sprocket holder and a slide scanning holder.

Most lenses are compatible with the easy35

You need a true macro lens - lenses with zoom functionality are never true macro lenses. Cameras with fixed lenses, such as Leica Q are not compatible. You will need a lens with a filter thread between 39mm and 67mm. Most lenses will say on the barrel or in front by the thread. If you are unsure, try a Google search or ask us.

The lens must have working distance at 1:1 magnification of 230mm or less. Generally that means a focal length between 50mm and 105mm focal length. The lens must be able to focus all the way down to the seize size of a 35mm frame - generally we are talking about 1:1 magnification lenses, meaning the lens can fill the sensor size with the same sized object.