The DigitaLIZA+ and DigitaLIZA Max are two new film scanning kits from Lomography that use either a digital camera or a smartphone to create a super-easy desktop process.According to Lomography, Who created the two new film scanning kits to avoid the fussy, sophisticated, and expensive film scanners now on the market. The new system was created, according to the business, to enable diverse and accessible film scanning while keeping the procedure as simple as possible. The DigitaLIZA scanning masks, its Smartphone Scanner, and the design of traditional enlargers all inspired the two new kits.The kits include 35mm and 120 film holders and a built-in backlight screen and magnets that keep the film exactly flat during scanning.
The Lomography DigitaLIZA+ is a digital camera from Lomography.
According to the manufacturer, the DigitaLIZA+ is an all-in-one modular system enabling effortless scanning with a DSLR or mirrorless digital camera. This package contains everything you’ll need to keep your film flat and lit, but you’ll need to bring your camera and tripod.The DigitaLIZA+ can scan 35mm, 120 film, 127 negatives, and unique formats such as overlapping exposure and exposed sprocket holes. According to Lomography, photographers may control the image by selecting their camera settings. Moreover, the film can be readily advanced to the next frame owing to a built-in advancing knob.
The Lomography DigitaLIZA Max is a digital camera from Lomography.
The DigitaLIZA Max has all of the features of the DigitaLIZA+, plus a smartphone holding column that lets anyone scan film with their smartphone. According to Lomography, it works with any smartphone on the market. It works with standard frames or more experimental ones, just like the DigitaLIZA+, and the device’s design allows photographers to scan anywhere with any format negative.If you prefer higher-quality scans with a digital camera, you may remove the smartphone column at any moment.Here are some examples of scans taken with the two new DigitaLIZA kits:Lomography has also created a set of PDF guides and videos to assist new users in getting the most out of the two new scanners. In addition, the company’s website has a complete set of guides.
According to Lomography, Who created the two new film scanning kits to avoid the fussy, sophisticated, and expensive film scanners now on the market. The new system was created, according to the business, to enable diverse and accessible film scanning while keeping the procedure as simple as possible. The DigitaLIZA scanning masks, its Smartphone Scanner, and the design of traditional enlargers all inspired the two new kits.
The kits include 35mm and 120 film holders and a built-in backlight screen and magnets that keep the film exactly flat during scanning.
