Yep, I think buying a scanner is going to the only real option left too
me Joe.
Cheers
Shaun
Joseph Tainter wrote:
Shaun, the Kodal Photo CD service is pretty good. It gives 2400 dpi.
Also, a pro lab might be able to scan them for you. But for that many
images it will cost you the price of a used scanner.
I bought a used Nikon LS 2000 on eBay about 3 years ago for $500
(U.S.). I'll bet they are a lot less now. It does a nice job at 2720 dpi.
This is probably your best route. Although I haven't shot any film
since last September, I am keeping the scanner. Like you, I have many
oldies to scan, and I don't think I am entirely done with film yet. So
it will hang around for occasional use.
Joe
