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Review By Brandt Archive

Bill Brandt (1904—83) was one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. He is credited with revising and renewing the major artistic genres of portraiture, landscape and the nude. Exhibition news, photos for sale, and bookshop, from the Bill Brandt Archive. Bill Brandt was a British photographer and photojournalist. Although born in Germany, Brandt moved to England, where he became known for his images of British society for such magazine as Lilliput and Picture Post, later he distorted nudes, portraits... en.wikipedia.org EXCERPT: "Whilst working at the Bill Brandt Archive, I had extensive time to familiarize myself with the design and workflow of the FilmToaster. Through my personal experience, I believe the equipment to be simple, effective, and rather cost friendly compared to other options on the market. I would greatly recommend the FilmToaster when managing a large amount of negatives. The Film Toaster worked tirelessly and successfully archived over 5,000 negatives over a three month period." —John-Paul Kernot

Shutterbug Review

Jon Sienkiewicz looks at the pros and cons of the FilmToaster in an independent SHUTTERBUG REVIEW

Peter Krogh - DAM Book

Peter Krogh is regarded as one of the world's leading experts on DAM, or digital asset management. A professional and avid personal photographer for more than twenty years, Peter is a passionate advocate for both the photographer and the photograph. He is an Alpha Tester for Adobe and his contributions can be seen in some of the features available in Adobe Photoshop CS2, Adobe Bridge, and the DNG RAW storage format. You can see his photography work on his website, www.peterkrogh.com. Read more about the book, and participate in an online discussion about the principles he promotes at www.theDAMbook.com. Recently, Keogh released a new book, "Digitizing Your Photos with your Camera and Lightroom," available for downloading. "I am personally indebted to Krogh for inspiring me to go further in my development of the FilmToaster. "In my opinion, no on knows digitizing better than this gentleman and scholar." - Cecil Williams

And Why Macro Capture is a Good Choice

Digitizing film is easier than you think.

How to Digitise Your Slides (and negatives)

Featured in PDN Magazine

Paul Edmondson Images

Newly scanned images

Cameron Whitman

Prominent East Coast Professional Professional Using FilmToaster

Digital Revue

Online Digital Revue

PetaPixel Article

Why You Should Digitize Your Film With A Camera Instead of A Scanner

How To Scan Film Negatives with A DSLR

Describes a low tech method of DSLR Scanning: How To Scan Film Negatives with A DSLR

"Preserving the Past" - The Post and Courier

Photographer works with University to digitize and archive vast historically significant collection of 250 thousand negatives

F-Stop

Hans Rosebud - Fstoppers take a dive into the FilmToaster; with praises but blasting away at the price.

Waste of Film-Tim Heubeck

A German based review photographer takes the FilmToaster from opening set-up to scanning.

F-Stoppers

A great review about the FilmToaster; but slams pretty we'll on the cost

DIY Glass 120 Holder

The accomplished photographer Cameron Whitman contributed this ingenious glass holder for120mm film.