Yashica releases a USB film scanner for you analog holdouts

If you’re still rolling with the film method, or just have an archive you want to convert to digital, Yashica’s got you covered. Instead of using a big flatbed scanner you can get one of these smaller, portable units. Sporting 3600dpi, it’ll talk to most editing software without a problem.

No news on pricing or availability in the U.S., but it is currently available in Japan.

[via Akihabara News]

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