120/220 & 35mm/135 Medium Format Positive Photo Negative Film Holder
Quick take
This holder set is made for Epson Perfection V700, V750, V800, and V850 series scanners, supporting 120/220/620 medium format film and 35mm/135 film. Reviewers consistently describe a secure, accurate fit and scan results that feel comparable to OEM holders. The main buying caveat is that it does not include certain glass features found on some OEM options, and it may be more “batch efficiency” focused than “maximum optical setup.”
Pros and cons
Pros
- Designed to fit Epson V700/V800/V850-family scanners with secure, non-wobbly positioning.
- Batch scanning convenience, with higher strip capacity reported for 35mm (4 vs 3 on some OEM holders) and 120 (2 vs 1 on some OEM holders).
- Easy loading and handling, reviewers say the feel and usability are similar to OEM trays.
- Useful if you scan large backlogs, since extra holders let you prep one while another is scanning.
Cons
- No anti-Newton glass included (some OEM V850 holders use anti-Newton glass), which may matter for the most demanding optical expectations.
- Not height adjustable like some OEM versions.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is limited but fairly consistent across the available feedback. The most repeated themes are compatibility and practicality. Multiple reviewers report that the holders fit their Epson V800 or V850 scanners well, with no misalignment or issues keeping film flat during scanning. Several users also describe them as easy to load and similar in day-to-day behavior to the OEM holders.
On image quality impact, review comments suggest that scan quality is primarily driven by the scanner settings (like DPI) rather than the holder alone. A practical differentiator shows up in how many strips each holder can manage, which reduces the number of reloads during batch digitization. At the same time, one notable tradeoff is the absence of anti-Newton glass, and another is that the holders are not height adjustable like certain OEM tray versions.
Who this film holder set is for
- Epson V700/V750/V800/V850 owners who want a second set of trays to speed up batch scanning.
- 35mm and medium format digitizers with large backlogs (negatives and possibly positives, depending on how you scan), where reducing reloads is a big time saver.
- Photo hobbyists who prefer a straightforward tray-based workflow similar to what ships with the scanner.
Who should skip it
- You need anti-Newton glass or height adjustment specifically, because some OEM options include those features and this set omits them.
- You want a lot of “fine-tuning” for alignment and focus height, since the holders are not height adjustable.
- You’re very rough with accessories, since at least one review mentions the snap-down frame feeling easier to damage if mishandled.
Key features and practical performance
Compatibility across Epson V-series scanners
These holders are intended for Epson Perfection V700 Photo, V750 Pro (including V750-M Pro), V800 Photo, and V850 Pro scanners. Reviewers using V800 and V850 report a proper fit and secure placement during scans.
Film capacity that reduces reload time
A standout benefit is how many strips each holder can handle. Reviewers specifically report higher capacity compared with some OEM trays: 35mm/135 holding 4 strips instead of 3, and 120 medium format holding 2 instead of 1. For scanning thousands of frames, that translates into fewer swaps and less time resetting the workflow.
Ease of use for batch sessions
Multiple reviews describe the holders as easy to load and on par with OEM trays in day-to-day handling. That matters because the fastest scanning setup is the one that you can repeat consistently across long sessions.
Flatness and glass tradeoffs
The set does not include anti-Newton glass. One review also notes the absence of any glass element for medium format flatness. In practical terms, this is a tradeoff between keeping the holder simpler (and usually cheaper than OEM upgrades) versus maximizing optical behavior. Review evidence suggests that scan quality still depends heavily on scanner settings.
Pros and cons recap
- Best for: Epson V700/V800/V850 users who want extra 35mm and 120/220/620 holders to speed up digitizing.
- Main caveat: no anti-Newton glass and no height adjustment, so it’s more about convenience and capacity than matching every OEM optical refinement.
Price and availability
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FAQ
Will this film holder work with my Epson V800 or V850?
It is designed for the Epson Perfection V700, V750, V800, and V850 Pro-family scanners. Reviewers using V800 and V850 specifically report a proper fit and secure positioning.
Does this holder include anti-Newton glass?
No, it does not include anti-Newton glass. Some OEM holders for certain V850 configurations include glass, which is a key difference to consider if you’re optimizing for maximum optical behavior.
How many strips of 35mm negatives can it hold?
Reviewers report that the 35mm/135 holder can hold 4 strips, compared with 3 on some OEM negative slide holders.
How many medium format (120) frames or strips can it hold?
Reviewers report that the 120/220/620 holder can hold 2 strips, compared with 1 on some OEM holders.
Is the scan quality affected by the holder?
Available review comments suggest scan quality is largely driven by your scanner settings (such as DPI). The holder’s main influence appears to be fit, handling, and whether the film is positioned consistently, rather than dramatically changing output by itself.
Do I need two sets to scan faster?
Not required, but it can help a lot if you scan in batches. Extra holders let you load one set while the scanner processes another, reducing downtime between reloads.
Specifications
| Product Title | 120/220 & 35mm/135 Medium Format Positive Photo Negative Film Holder Guide Compatible with Epson Perfection V700 V800 Photo V750 V850 Pro Scanner |
|---|---|
| Category | Office Products > Office Electronics > Scanners & Accessories > Scanners > Slide & Negative Scanners |
| Brand | OKLILI |
| Manufacturer | OKLILI |
| Model Name | Scanner |
| Item Weight | 270 Grams |
| Scanner Type | Film |
| Connection Type | USB |
| Resolution | 6400 dpi |
| Media Type | negative |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 3 months manufacturer |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Maximum Media Size | 120/220/620 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
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