The scanning process renders the film completely opaque. It is kept on an internal spool and recycled
Sounds rather dubious to me. If you shoot on negative and the negative is destroyed by the scanning, what happens if the scanning goes wrong - which Murphy's Law says will happen sooner or later? BTW, what's a digital negative? A negative or a positive? Also, judging by recent postings, many would not be happy having their "original digital negatives" on a CD that's been printed and could be useless in a year or two.
All the best, David
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