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A non-scanner method of digitizing old slides
I should mention one other thing besides the slide adapter. If you really need good quality from slides and don't want to spend money or time on doing it yourself, call a local pro photo/color lab and see if they can help. A lot of them offer some kind of slide scanning to CD-ROM service. I check every few years and it seems to run about USD$1.00 to $2.00 for a 3 megapixel scan. Sometimes they offer better prices in certain quantities. You can also pay more to get higher resolution scans. It's been a little while since I checked, though.
A non-scanner method of digitizing old slides
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