The Lomography DigitaLIZA+ is an all-in-one modular system that makes it easy and convenient to scan your own negatives at home using your mobile device or digital camera. The kit is comprised of film holders for both 35mm and medium format film, as well as masks, diffusers, and other accessories necessary for scanning. The 35mm holder features a knob for manual advancing frames, while the 120 holder has a built-in backlight that can be powered through a USB-C port. The DigitaLIZA+ system uses simple, straightforward design that leaves plenty of room for creative freedom, letting you scan your images exactly the way you want to, from standard frames to 3:1 ratio panoramas.
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Key Features
- Modular Scanning System
- Compatible with 35mm and 120 Film
- Built-In Backlight
The Lomography DigitaLIZA+ is an all-in-one modular system that makes it easy and convenient to scan your own negatives at home using your mobile device or digital camera. The kit is comprised of film holders for both 35mm and medium format film, as well as masks, diffusers, and other accessories necessary for scanning. The 35mm holder features a knob for manual advancing frames, while the 120 holder has a built-in backlight that can be powered through a USB-C port. The DigitaLIZA+ system uses simple, straightforward design that leaves plenty of room for creative freedom, letting you scan your images exactly the way you want to, from standard frames to 3:1 ratio panoramas.
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Lomography Z365 Reviews
Worth the small cost, actually.
By Nathan
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-02-19
I scanned with Epson 600 for many years, but found this to be way faster and easier. I can even take it on the go. Not as great for 120 film, but still really good.
It's serviceable but flawed
By Patrick
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2024-04-15
It gets the job done but there are a few ways it could be improved, like making it easier to get the film out of the other side or making slightly curved negatives easier to deal with. But it's an inexpensive option for using a camera on a copy stand to get a RAW file that you can manipulate. IMPORTANT: you will need a good macro lens to use this.
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The official website mentions a "127 mask" for ...
The official website mentions a "127 mask" for 127 film, but no details. Can you describe the gear and process for scanning 127?
127 film is about 2cm smaller in width than 120 film. The 127 Film Mask in the Lomography DigitaLIZA+ Scanning Kit just reduces the width of the film holder to hold the 127mm film flat.
Date published: 2024-12-12