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Negative Supply 4 x 5 Sheet Film Scanning Kit (ANR Glass)

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$308.04 $453 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Scanning

Negative Supply 4x5 Sheet Film Scanning Kit (ANR Glass)

The Negative Supply 4x5 Sheet Film Scanning Kit (ANR Glass) offers a fast, practical way to digitise large format film using a camera-based workflow. Designed to replace slower flatbed methods and costly drum scanning, it provides a simple and effective solution for capturing sharp, high-quality scans with full border detail.

System Compatibility Notes

This kit is designed to work with Negative Supply light sources including the 4x5 Light Source Basic, Basic MK2, and 4x5 Light Source Pro. It includes an adapter for mounting directly to compatible light sources, while also being usable with the Pro Mount MK2 depending on your setup. A light source is required and not included. The holder can also be adapted for scanning short strips or single frames of 35mm or 120 film with custom masking.

Why We Like It

Large format scanning is often where workflows become slow and expensive, but this kit simplifies the process significantly. The use of ANR glass keeps film exceptionally flat while minimising Newton rings, and the ability to capture full borders makes it ideal for both archival and creative work. It is a straightforward, no-nonsense tool that delivers consistent results without overcomplicating the process.

Key Features

  • Designed for scanning 4x5 sheet film with a camera
  • Includes two sheets of ANR glass to minimise Newton rings
  • Keeps film flat for improved sharpness and consistency
  • Allows full border scanning of 4x5 negatives
  • Compatible with 4x5 Light Source Basic, Basic MK2, and Pro
  • Adapter included for mounting to compatible light sources
  • Can be used for scanning short strips or single frames of 35mm and 120 film
  • Quick setup with thumb screw design for easy handling

What's in the Box

  • 4x5 Film Holder
  • 2 x sheets of 4.25 x 5.25" ANR glass
  • 4x5 Film Holder adapter for compatible light sources

Ideal For

  • Large format photographers digitising 4x5 negatives
  • Archives and studios requiring full border scans
  • Users moving away from flatbed or drum scanning
  • Anyone needing a flexible solution for sheet film and short strips
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella W. ★★★★★

I’d always dreaded flattening 4x5 sheets for scanning, but the ANR glass in this kit sits perfectly flush with the film holder, so every shot comes out tack-sharp edge to edge. Setup took me all of five minutes, and the whole camera-based workflow feels far less fiddly than my old flatbed routine.

Stella Q. ★★★★★

The ANR glass sandwiches my 4x5 sheets perfectly flat, so the entire frame stays in focus edge-to-edge without any Newton rings. I’ve been able to crank through a whole box of film in an afternoon, which is way faster than my old drum scanner setup.

Amelia ★★★★★

I was tired of fighting curled film edges, and this holder with ANR glass finally gives me perfectly sharp scans across the entire 4x5 frame. The glass sits flush and doesn't introduce Newton rings, which was my biggest worry. It's made the whole digitizing process way faster for my large format wor