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Another solution to get slides into digital format is to re-photograph
them, with a suitable back-lighter, with a digital camera. However,
I do not know if such devices are available, although they were made
for pentaxes and similar SLR film cameras. Providing the camera has
close enough focus, it should be possible to make one. I recently had
some 4 by 3 inch glass plate negatives done this way, with good
results, although this with a Nikon digital camera. I also have an
Epson 1670 scanner, which came with a 35mm slide and neg. attachment,
good for the money - =A380.
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http://www.mav-magazine.com/Apr2000/page17.html

Or Google on slide copier.=20

There's a lot of different simple ways of achieving this. The main=20
problem, as someone else pointed out, is the sheer time and tedium of=20
doing the job


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