Converting 35mm to digital
Dec 9, 2011 18:17:09 #
I am waiting for a scanner that automatically will go through a ton of slides and photos. That cost about $50. Until then I am doing them a little at a time. I agree I should have someone else do it. If there was someone local, I would'
Dec 9, 2011 21:19:46 #
I have yet to jump into converting pond...
One of these days I'm going to have to though. I have all mine and my dad's and my brother's. Both have passed away and I don't want to lose all those memories.
I do one here and there for special occasions, but I spend WAY too much time on them to do more than a few.
I'd like to see some samples of the quality one can expect from all the solutions offered here.
DIY, copy-stand pros, etc
Post an image with the particulars, and if you don't mind include the original so we can really get into it.
GT
One of these days I'm going to have to though. I have all mine and my dad's and my brother's. Both have passed away and I don't want to lose all those memories.
I do one here and there for special occasions, but I spend WAY too much time on them to do more than a few.
I'd like to see some samples of the quality one can expect from all the solutions offered here.
DIY, copy-stand pros, etc
Post an image with the particulars, and if you don't mind include the original so we can really get into it.
GT
Dec 10, 2011 11:05:24 #
GTinSoCal wrote:
I'd like to see some samples of the quality one can expect from all the solutions offered here.
DIY, copy-stand pros, etc
Post an image with the particulars, and if you don't mind include the original so we can really get into it.
GT
I'd like to see some samples of the quality one can expect from all the solutions offered here.
DIY, copy-stand pros, etc
Post an image with the particulars, and if you don't mind include the original so we can really get into it.
GT
Here are a few of my DIY samples (originals taken by my Dad). Taken with a handheld P&S (Canon Elph) in Natural light (flash off) and edited in PS Elements. Time consuming. Also beware the super glossy prints. Most of what I do is cropping, filling in with the clone stamp, touch up scratches and blemishes, and sometimes, if the grain of the photopaper appears, blur tool.
Before; mum on the beach
After; mom on the beach
Before: Me at around 3 years old.
After: me about 3 years old.
Before; Mom around 1962
After; Mom around 1962
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