By the time you pay someone to commercially scan 300-400 slides you will have
more than paid for a very good film scanner, so you might as well bite the
bullet and buy one for yourself. You might look for a good deal on a recently
discontinued model. I got an band new HP S-20 for $69 that way a year ago. Found
it when doing a Google search for film scanners.
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Dr. Shaun Canning wrote:
This is slightly OT, but the slides were all taken with Pentax cameras
(except for a few), so it is still on topic I guess...
I have a collection (300-400) of 35mm slides that I really need to
digitise. Ideally, a 35mm slide scanner would be the best option, but I
can't afford one at the moment.
What have other listers done in the past to resolve there scanning
problems. I have no access to a lab or anything other than by mail...and
I would hate to lose any of these trannies.
Any ideas out there...
Cheers
Shaun
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graywolf
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