Any of the pro labs can scan them.
There are slide scanners on the market as well, but good ones like the Nikon are pricey.
I have 2 x 35mm slides that I've inherited, they are of my birth mother so are somewhat priceless to me.
I would like to get these copied / changed / converted ???? to a digital format
Is this possible, and if so who or what sort of organisation would I approach to get it done?
Thanks
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Any of the pro labs can scan them.
There are slide scanners on the market as well, but good ones like the Nikon are pricey.
Seymour Butts (08-11-15)
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For starters, try .
This is my DIY approach that took 3minutes to muck up:
The slide is held in front of trace paper as a diffuser, outside on a cloudy day(no indoor or sunlight). Use the macro setting of your digital camera to make a closeup photo. I just use books to hold the camera. The croco clip makes it easy to align the slide with the camera.
I get excellent instant results. No need to travel to the town every time I want to do something with slides. I inherited 1000's of them and I also have quite a few of my own
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