I don’t know how into photography you are Martin but with a light table and a
rigged up rail you can do pretty well too. Macro lens, tubes reverse lens…lots
of tinkering stuff but a phot shop is not that expensive and quick, good
results.
If you do it yourself make sure you check each slide for dust, hairs etc. They
show up big time!
G
On Sep 11, 2015, at 10:26 AM, Martin Albinger <max@xxxxxx> wrote:
George,
Thanks for the info, sounds 'easy'. I haven't started doing my research yet
and thought I would ask Mugloites. The $100 is what I am trying to avoid. I
have the time!!
Martin
On Sep 11, 2015, at 10:23 AM, George Couckuyt <grandbender@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:grandbender@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hi Martin,
You can buy a slide digitizer that plugs right into your usb port. You have
to do them individually. You can get them on Ebay for $100 or just have them
done by a service and be done with it!
George
On Sep 11, 2015, at 10:17 AM, Martin Albinger <max@xxxxxx
<mailto:max@xxxxxx>> wrote:
To the photogs in the group:
Any advice on how to go about digitizing 35mm slides? I have a number of
trays that I would like to do and then reclaim some space in my apartment.
I anticipate it being a time consuming process however I won't be doing all
of the slides just some of the better pics. I'm anticipating about a couple
hundred 'keepers' out of what I have. I would also like to do it without
spending a lot of money on equipment I'll only be using for this one
project.
Martin
