Can I connect my 35 mm film camera to my MacBook pro computer?

Hello.  I would like to know if I can input images from my 35 mm film camera  to my MacBook Pro computer.  Is the use of a scanner the only answer?  If I purchase a digital camera, I would like to have one that requires low energy from a battery.  I am looking for one that has 12 megapixels of resolution and has an adjustable focal length from 25mm to 180 mm.  I read that digital cameras require much energy from a battery.  And I would prefer to use a small battery over one that is a NiMh or is a lithium ion. 

but an AM Vantage is also cool (and much cheaper)
There you go: This is my new (demo model 2008 with 4,500 Kilometers) Vantage.  The actual car and photo the day I took it from the dealer in Vancouver.  Just have to figure out if i can change my name from Bimmer to Vantage in this forum.

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