Negative Supply 35mm Film Scanning Hood (For Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2/Pro Film Carrier 35)

Negative Supply 35mm Film Scanning Hood

The Negative Supply 35mm Film Scanning Hood is a simple but highly effective accessory designed to improve scan quality by reducing unwanted ambient light. It mounts directly onto compatible 35mm film carriers, helping to block glare and light spill when working in bright environments, resulting in cleaner, higher contrast scans.

System Compatibility Notes

This hood is designed for use with the Negative Supply Pro Film Carrier 35 and Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2. It attaches directly to these carriers and forms part of a complete camera scanning setup alongside a compatible light source and film carrier system. For users working with longer focal length macro lenses, an optional hood extension is available separately, which increases coverage to better shield against ambient light.

Why We Like It

This is one of those small additions that can make a noticeable difference, especially if you are scanning outside of a controlled studio environment. If you are working near windows or under strong overhead lighting, stray light can easily reduce contrast and introduce unwanted glare. This hood helps eliminate that problem, giving you more consistent and reliable results without needing to darken the entire room. It is quick to fit and easy to use, making it a worthwhile upgrade for most 35mm scanning setups.

Key Features

• Reduces ambient light glare and improves scan contrast
• Designed for use with Pro Film Carrier 35 and Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2
• Helps maintain consistent scan quality in well-lit environments
• Simple mounting design for quick and secure attachment
• Optional extension available for use with longer focal length lenses

What's in the Box

• Negative Supply 35mm Film Scanning Hood

Ideal For

• Photographers scanning 35mm film in bright or uncontrolled lighting conditions
• Users of Pro Film Carrier 35 or Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2
• Anyone looking to improve contrast and consistency in their scans
• Home and studio scanning setups where ambient light is difficult to control