Tutorial: Scanning Film with a DSLR (English Subtitles)
In this video, I'm explaining my film scanning workflow which utilizes a DSLR.
The final quality of the scans are around 5000-6000 DPI.
Note: Because this was the first video that I've done, the sound and general quality of the video is not quite good, thank you very much for being patient and tolerant.
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