Negative Supply 4x5 Light Source Basic 95CRI

Key Features
- 95 CRI for high color accuracy
- 4.5x5.5 inch light area
- 2x brighter than many competitor options at similar price
- Compact design to slide under Pro Mount MK2
- Cost effective option to complete or start a Negative Supply system
Overview
Good scans start with great light. While most of the systems currently on the market work OK, we wanted to create something specifically for the camera scanning community that went beyond being “good enough” and became the go-to light for anyone scanning their film! With a higher CRI and brighter bulbs, the Negative Supply Light Source Basic and Light Source Pro options make scanning film with a digital camera easy and straight forward. Additionally, with an aluminum frame and high end components, it fits within the Negative Supply design ethos and guarantees the end user a tool built to last a lifetime.
side difussion
- Extremely Slim Light
- Up to 2x Brighter
- Economical LED Usage
Note
This unit runs on a standard USB cable for power, and plugs into your computer or a phone charging block or similar. Power block is not supplied by us - only the USB cable.
Brand
- 1 x 4x5 Light Source Basic
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