Smartphone Film Scanner

smartphone film scanner Smartphone Film Scanner
You may have switched over to digital photography but what about all those negatives you (and older relatives) took before going digital? With the Smartphone Film Scanner, it’s a snap to convert those photos from film to digital. Just put your iPhone or Android phone in the grip mount, slide your 35mm film through the scanner and a built-in light illuminates the frame so you can take a picture of it with your phone’s camera.

A free app lets you edit, convert negatives to positive, make panoramas or stop-motion videos. Since it measures only 3.5″ L x 5.75″ W x 2.75″ D, the Smartphone Film Scanner is easy to take with you (even if it’s only up to your attic).

Smartphone Film Scanner

Roll of Film USB Flash Drives

roll of film usb drive Roll of Film USB Flash Drives
Remember film? It’s what we used to take pictures on back before you were born, kid. Now you can relieve the “old” days with these recycled Roll of Film USB Flash Drives. Made of genuine 35mm film canisters, each flash drive holds 4GB of data, which is significantly more pictures than the original roll of film housed in them would have held. You get a randomly selected design. Cool reuse.

Roll of Film USB Flash Drives


Roll of Film USB Flash Drives

roll of film usb drive Roll of Film USB Flash Drives
Remember film? It’s what we used to take pictures on back before you were born, kid. Now you can relieve the “old” days with these recycled Roll of Film USB Flash Drives. Made of genuine 35mm film canisters, each flash drive holds 4GB of data, which is significantly more pictures than the original roll of film housed in them would have held. You get a randomly selected design. Cool reuse.

Roll of Film USB Flash Drives


Kodak to sell the film business that made it so famous

Kodak selling film business

Kodak is selling off its renowned film arm in order to revive its moribund fortunes. It'll join sales of the company's patent portfolio, online gallery, commercial scanning, photo kiosk and theme park businesses so it can concentrate on a not-yet successful printer enterprise. It needs to raise more than $660 million to pay back creditors before it can emerge from Chapter 11, which it aims to do early next year -- but not in any form that we're likely to recognize.

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