What to do with old 35mm slides
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Wloverine has a 14mp convertor. Free-standing that writes to SD card. Takes time.Some advertising low prices with lower res (7 mp)
www.scancafe.com/services/slide-scanning
Others offer custom scanning and include dust and scratch removal plus color correction and higher res.
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I sent a slide away one time to have a print made...can't remember the name of the company...and they offered to do a high res scan in addition to the print--for $45! Yes, it was around 10 yrs. ago, but still...
Now, a question along the same line. Does anyone have experience scanning a curled slide, by any chance? A local developer ( who usually did GOOD work! ) allowed one of my rolls to dry too quickly, causing the whole roll to curl some. He mounted them, but the curl is still obvious, and I hesitate to have them scanned. One slide in particular, I'd love to be able to print...one of my favorite double exposures of a scene with a full moon.
Can anyone advise/help?
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