Nikon FH-3

I have recently bought a Coolscan 5000ED film scanner from Nikon. The FH-3 film strip holder in question comes separately as an optional add-on for $25. It accommodates film strips up to 6 frames long, and holds them in the focal plane of the scanner....

The negative holder is invaluable and should have been included with the scanner. Well worth the small investment spent.

An accessory like this really should come with the scanner, especially prosumer gear like the Nikon CoolScan V ED for which I purchased this film strip holder. As an extra-cost accessory, something this rudimentary and flimsy should be priced at $5,...

This is one of those tools that you either don't need or can't do without. If you want to scan 35mm positive or negative images in your Coolscan 5000 (or similar device), and you only have a single frame or two frames, you need this tool. There's...

The Nikon film holder works great, and the price was wright. The holder makes it easy to scan 35mm film, without having to cut the strip into small parts to fit in slide mounts.

I returned from Iraq and instead of buying a new Nikon D-100 I purchased a new Nikon Coolscan 5000 and soon afterwards, I purchased the Strip Film Holder FH-3. I have found out that the Nikon Negative adapter (SA-21) may not be able to scan a negative...

An essential "accessory" if, like most photographers, you've got odd, single 35 mil negs. Works like a dream. My only issue is, when you pay over £500 for a film scanner why can't you get this relatively cheap accessory included as standard?

An essential "accessory" if, like most photographers, you've got odd, single 35 mil negs. Works like a dream. My only issue is, when you pay over £500 for a film scanner why can't you get this relatively cheap accessory included as standard?

An essential "accessory" if, like most photographers, you've got odd, single 35 mil negs. Works like a dream.My only issue is, when you pay over £500 for a film scanner why can't you get this relatively cheap accessory included as standard?

works perfectly well for 35mm films no user manual is provided but very simple to use packed well solidly made