Digital slide scanner?

[Ron Gatrelle]

The method of convert slide to photo to scan is the method we have used. I
have not been happy with the results as a lot looks to be getting lost.
Perhaps the problem is with the photo shops we have used and not the step
process. I am not a photographer. However, I do all the picture editing for
our publication with Paint Shop Pro 6 - or is it 7. There really is a lot
that can be done with these types of programs but, as Jeff said, the
learning curve is slow. Lots of trial and error.

I'm glad I decided to share my post to Harry with all as there has been a
wealth of information come in on this area. Thanks. Ron and Harry

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hank & Priscilla Brodkin" <hankb at theriver.com>
Cc: "Leps List" <leps-l at lists.yale.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: Digital slide scanner?


> I purchased two flat bed scanners - both with supposed slide scanning
> capability before I discovered the best results could be gotten from
> making a print from the slide and scanning that.
>
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>              Hank & Priscilla Brodkin
>           Carr Canyon, Cochise County, AZ
>              SouthEast Arizona Butterfly Association
>           http://www.naba.org/chapters/nabasa/home.html
>          "Butterflies of Arizona - a Photographic Guide"
>     by Bob Stewart, Priscilla and Hank Brodkin - due August 2001
>           http://pages.zdnet.com/hbrodkin/butterfliesofarizona/
>
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