Scanning 127 (46mm) film

[George Collier]

I have a boatload of this size film, from the 40's and 50's, all black and white which I discovered in my parents' stuff. Miles of it, , starting before and around postwar Germany. I have curl to deal with, but I have an Epson V850 pro and want to scan this film. I don't care which side is down, they will be finessed in Pshop. I would like to not have to cut the film up if possible. I might have to lay on (hold down to) the glass if I can find a ANR solution.
Who makes a holder for this film, that works on the V850 pro?
Any ideas?

 

[shutterfinger]

A source for AN Glass http://scan-tech.net/
Place the negative emulsion side down then place the an glass on top OR use painters tape (leaves no residue) on the rebate edge of the negative and tape it to either the bed glass or the an glass so that the emulsion side is facing the bed glass.
On my V700 Photo there is no difference between this and Epson's film holder scans.

 

[Pentode]

I got one of these from EvilBay and it works okay on my old Epson V500. The fit and finish are not outstanding but it works.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/127-film-h...024958?hash=item3fdf57fbfe:g:bIwAAOSw7aBVFqAz

You could also use any ANR glass 120 holder and just sandwich the negatives between the glass and let there be space around the edges.

 

[George Collier]

Thanks for the suggestions. The ANG sounds like the solution, from Scan Tech