Negative Supply Film Carrier 120 Scanning Unit

Negative Supply Film Carrier 120 Scanning Unit

The Negative Supply Film Carrier 120 Scanning Unit is a precision-built solution for digitising medium format film using a camera scanning setup. Designed to handle both full rolls and cut strips, it delivers smooth film transport, consistent pressure, and reliable flatness for sharp, repeatable results.

System Compatibility Notes

This is part of the original Negative Supply system and is designed to be used with compatible light sources, copy stands, and mounting systems such as the Pro Mount MK1 or MK2 and Pro Riser setups. It supports 120 and 220 film formats from 6x4.5 through to 6x9, and can also accommodate 35mm film strips in certain workflows. For best results, it should be used within a stable camera scanning setup with a suitable light source and macro lens.

Why We Like It

This is where Negative Supply’s system really started to show its strengths. The smooth roller mechanism, controlled tension, and solid metal construction make scanning full rolls quick and consistent, without the frustrations of film curl or uneven pressure. It feels far more controlled than improvised setups, and for anyone working through larger archives, the speed and reliability are a big advantage.

Key Features

• Designed for scanning 120 and 220 medium format film
• Supports formats from 6x4.5 to 6x9
• Capable of scanning full rolls or cut strips
• Precision roller system for smooth, even film transport
• Silicone tensioners hold film securely without damage
• Magnetically locking clamp helps maintain film flatness
• Machined aluminium construction for durability
• Produces full-frame scans with a clean, thin border
• Can also be used for scanning 35mm film strips

What's in the Box

• Negative Supply Film Carrier 120 Scanning Unit

Ideal For

• Photographers digitising medium format film archives
• Users scanning full rolls of 120 or 220 film
• Home and studio camera scanning setups
• Anyone upgrading from flatbed or improvised scanning methods