Whether you are a film photography enthusiast or you are holding on to a bunch of 35 mm negatives from the pre-digital imaging era, the new Lomography DigitalLIZA+ and DigitalLIZA Max film scanning kits can help to turn negatives into digital images.
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Leica BLK ARC Autonomous Laser Scanning Module: 3D Scanning System For Robots
Leica Geosystems, a survey system maker and one of the four independent companies that share the Leica brand, has developed a 3D scanning solution designed for robots and aerial drones. The Leica BLK ARC, as it is called, is an autonomous laser scanning module designed to be integrated with robotic carriers, such as the Boston …
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Kodak Mobile Film Scanner Is A $40 Cardboard Scanner For Digitizing Negatives And Slides
Devices that digitize 35 mm negatives and slides are not new, AKA film scanners. However, if you are in the market for one that is 1) super affordable and 2) has little to not plastic for sake of sustainability, well then, look no further than the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner. For starter, it costs just …
Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner
still holding on to those priceless 35mm films that contain much of your lifetime’s memory up until before the digital camera storm swept in? then perhaps it is time to turn those films to digital copies before they turns all moldy and worst, disintegrated into the thin air. with the Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner you can do just that without the…
PlanOn ScanStik Portable Scanner
equipped with mobile computing devices such as laptop and tablet don’t necessary make a mobile office. it is true that these two devices, coupled with cloud services, can make a world of difference for road warriors but one…
SlimScan Credit Card-sized Scanner
when going on a shopping spree, you probably would end up with more receipts than your wallet can handle and that’s where you start misplacing some of them. the good thing is, you can start converting them into digital copies right…