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Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Cassette (for Basic or Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2)

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$36.5 $50 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Scanning

Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Cassette

The Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Cassette is designed to let you capture the complete look of your 35mm film, including sprockets, edge markings, and full frame borders. It replaces the standard cassette in compatible carriers, allowing you to scan your negatives exactly as they appear on the strip, with added control over framing and alignment.

System Compatibility Notes

This cassette is designed for use with the Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2, Pro Film Carrier 35, and Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2. It swaps directly in place of the standard cassette, making it easy to switch between standard scans and full border scans depending on your workflow. It forms part of a wider Negative Supply scanning setup, typically used alongside a compatible light source and camera scanning system.

Why We Like It

Full border scans have become increasingly popular, and for good reason. They show more of the story, from film stock markings to sprockets and frame numbers, adding character and context to your images. This cassette makes that process straightforward while still maintaining good film control. The ability to adjust the width spacing is particularly useful, helping reduce drift and keep your frames aligned more consistently across a roll. It is a simple upgrade that gives you much more creative flexibility in how your scans look.

Key Features

  • Allows full border scanning of 35mm film including sprockets and edge markings
  • Compatible with Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2, Pro Film Carrier 35, and Pro Film Carrier 35 MK2
  • Adjustable width spacing for improved control over framing and alignment
  • Helps reduce drift during scanning for more consistent results
  • Quick swap design replaces the standard cassette in compatible carriers

What's in the Box

  • Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Scanning Cassette

Ideal For

  • Photographers who want to capture full film borders and sprockets
  • Users of Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 or Pro Film Carrier 35
  • Creatives looking to add character and context to their scans
  • Anyone wanting more control over framing and alignment during scanning
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

Getting the full sprocket holes and frame numbers without cropping is so satisfying compared to my old scanner setup. The plastic feels sturdy enough to hold the film flat, and there’s no annoying light leak issues I’ve had with similar cassettes. It’s exactly what I needed for complete border scans

Thomas ★★★★★

The edge markings are finally sharp and clear with this cassette, and the plastic feels sturdy enough for daily use. It holds the film flat, which makes a huge difference when scanning.

Lucy F. ★★★★★

Finally I can see the sprocket holes and edge markings on my scans without any cropping hassle, the cassette aligns the film dead straight every time. It’s a bit fiddly to load the first go, but once you get the hang of it, the full-frame look is totally worth it.