lab for scanning slides

On Aug 11, 3:30 pm, Mike Christie <m....TakeThisOut@NOSPAMcsquared.com> wrote:
> I'm looking for a reliable lab for scanning slides onto CD or DVD. I
> have several carousel trays of my grandfather's from the 1960's I want
> to digitize.
>
> I have scanned my own slides in the past, but I do not have a scanner
> set up on my current Vista system. Since my own photography is
> strictly digital these days, I'm not inclined to buy one.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Christie
> mike [at] csquared [dot] com


www.imagers.com they did a lot of work for me before I had a scanner,
they do very good work. Most labs, including Imagers, only accept
slides in sleaves not trays, just a heads up.
After you find that you will pay about $.90 cents a scan, you may want
to look into your own scanner, may I suggest the Epson V700, a good
film scanner that takes 12 slides at a time and is also a very good
flatbed. 12 slides is a lot easier to work with than the 50 a Nikon
bulk holder takes. Also the Nokon LS5000 is only marginally better
than the V700.

Tom
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