slide copier

i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
can this be done
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i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
can this be done
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
can this be done
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

In article <1163279406.094446.303640.RemoveThis@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
"him" <r858.RemoveThis@btinternet.com> wrote:

> i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done

Easily. See

http://www.novoflex.com/Einzeldatenbl%E4tter/single_data_sheets/Dabla_Cas
tel-Cop_E_X3.pdf?zoom=100

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<r858.TakeThisOut@btinternet.com> wrote:

> i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done

Yes. Nikon, Minolta and others make excellent 35 mm dedicated film
scanners for roughly $300 - $1,100 which would do a much better job than
a flatbed:

Dimage Scan Dual IV (which is what I use)

Nikon Coolscan V ED

Nikon Super Coolscan 5000 ED

Also, some flat bed scanners have holders which take slides but don't do
nearly as good a job but are much cheaper:

Epson 3200 Perfection Photo Flatbed Scanner

There are also services that will do it for you:

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Slide+Scanning+Service%22&ie=utf-8&oe=u
tf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

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>i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done
>
The best option are dedicated film and slide scanners (flatbed scanners with
backlight usually give poor results). Resolution should be greater than 2400
dpi, older models usually had SCSI interface, check that it comes with the
interface card and driver software if you get a used one. You can also
digitize color and B/N negative film with these. Enough used machines should
be available, as photographers fully converted to digital run out of film
worth scanning after a while.
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

>i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done
>
The best option are dedicated film and slide scanners (flatbed scanners with
backlight usually give poor results). Resolution should be greater than 2400
dpi, older models usually had SCSI interface, check that it comes with the
interface card and driver software if you get a used one. You can also
digitize color and B/N negative film with these. Enough used machines should
be available, as photographers fully converted to digital run out of film
worth scanning after a while.
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

>i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done
>
The best option are dedicated film and slide scanners (flatbed scanners with
backlight usually give poor results). Resolution should be greater than 2400
dpi, older models usually had SCSI interface, check that it comes with the
interface card and driver software if you get a used one. You can also
digitize color and B/N negative film with these. Enough used machines should
be available, as photographers fully converted to digital run out of film
worth scanning after a while.
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

>i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done
>
The best option are dedicated film and slide scanners (flatbed scanners with
backlight usually give poor results). Resolution should be greater than 2400
dpi, older models usually had SCSI interface, check that it comes with the
interface card and driver software if you get a used one. You can also
digitize color and B/N negative film with these. Enough used machines should
be available, as photographers fully converted to digital run out of film
worth scanning after a while.
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

>i want to copy 35m. slides to my p/c.
> can this be done
>
The best option are dedicated film and slide scanners (flatbed scanners with
backlight usually give poor results). Resolution should be greater than 2400
dpi, older models usually had SCSI interface, check that it comes with the
interface card and driver software if you get a used one. You can also
digitize color and B/N negative film with these. Enough used machines should
be available, as photographers fully converted to digital run out of film
worth scanning after a while.
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

> Yes. Nikon, Minolta and others make excellent 35 mm dedicated film
> scanners for roughly $300 - $1,100 which would do a much better job than
> a flatbed:
>
>
Actually, Minolta quit the camera and scanner business recently, altogether.
Alex
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> Yes. Nikon, Minolta and others make excellent 35 mm dedicated film
> scanners for roughly $300 - $1,100 which would do a much better job than
> a flatbed:
>
>
Actually, Minolta quit the camera and scanner business recently, altogether.
Alex
 >> Stay informed about: slide copier 

> Yes. Nikon, Minolta and others make excellent 35 mm dedicated film
> scanners for roughly $300 - $1,100 which would do a much better job than
> a flatbed:
>
>
Actually, Minolta quit the camera and scanner business recently, altogether.
Alex
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