One copy stand to rule them all. The Pro Riser MK3 safely supports all formats from 110 cartridge film to 8x10 large format and allows you to confidently scan with nearly any digital camera and lens combination, including medium format system cameras. This is Negative Supply's most ideal copy stand to date for full-frame DSLR cameras large full-frame mirrorless systems, and all medium format systems. This is a complete redesign that builds on the legacy of the Pro Riser MK2 and it’s better than ever. With 2 generations of the Pro Riser coming before this and thousands of those used by photographers across the globe, we’ve taken great feedback to create our best copy stand yet. The Pro Riser MK3 safely supports all DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and digital medium format systems. Kits weighing up to 8 lbs (3.6kg) are supported with ease.

• Laser engraved scale (inches and centimeters) on the riser column so you can dial in where your camera needs to be when you’re scanning different formats
• Black anodized and powder-coated hardware to match our design ethos and Negative Supply finish standards
• All metal base that guarantees rigidity and a level scanning plane
• Micro adjustment on the head to guarantee smooth rise and fall of your camera
• Fully redesigned head and column assembly featuring our smoothest riser and the most robust fitment to date
• 50% larger central column diameter to add strength and reduce vibrations
• Nearly 30-inch height as opposed to 23 inches on the Pro Riser MK2
• Focusing knob at the base ensures a better user experience and allow for precise focus adjustments
• Supports all digital cameras up to medium format systems and lenses with ease
• Solid aluminum 15x15 inch base with dampening, large enough to hold any Negative Supply system including our 8x10 Light Source Pro
• Scan up to 4x5 film with a 105mm full frame lens or 8x10 film with a 50mm full frame lens
• Scan 35mm and 120 film with nearly any camera and lens combination
• User-adjustable head to guarantee smooth rise and fall and to prevent “buckling”
• More secure camera mounting point that ensures absolutely zero “drift” when the camera is mounted (even with medium format systems)