The modern revolution in film scanning isn't a scanner at all—it’s a digital camera. This method involves using a high-resolution digital camera (Sony A7R series, Nikon Z7, etc.) with a macro lens to photograph the negative.
There is a persistent myth that film has infinite resolution. It does not. Film is an organic medium composed of silver halide crystals (grain). Once you scan past the point where you can clearly see the individual grain structure, you aren't getting more detail; you are just enlarging the grain. 35mm film scan
Remember: Treat the scan as a document of that negative. Do not over-sharpen, and always keep your dust blower nearby. Happy scanning. The modern revolution in film scanning isn't a
The great debate: "Is 35mm film as good as digital?" you aren't getting more detail