New way to make digital images from 35mm slides
DSLR Slide and Negative Copying by Roel Reijne
From the moment I bought my slide scanner, a Minolta Scan Dual II, in 2000, I thought, “There must be a quicker way to digitalize slides and negatives.†The problem with my scanner was that it took about 5 minutes to scan a slide or negative at its highest resolution. It also scanned some dust, no matter how well I cleaned the slide, so more time was spent cleaning a slide in Photoshop after scanning it. At the time I didn't have any software for the scanner to reduce dust. My Einstein Moment I think everybody has, at least a few times in his or her life, an “Einstein moment.†I think this was one of mine and I’d like to share it with you. I thought, “Why not place a slide on my light box and make a photo of it with my digital camera?†The lightbox I use is a MEDALight LP-2000 with cold cathode lamp, which has a perfect, bright white light (5000K daylight). To read the rest of this article click on this link: http://www.fencecheck.com/photograph...ative_Copying/ |
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