A number of different vendors into a scanner to scan slides or negatives can then save it as digital images. Normally there is a company at the top of the scanner to take the slides and a copy of the light. There are also scanners film effects, but may cost more. I have the week off, then I'm home and can not check prices, but in general, we found the $ 100 - $ 300 (if you're in the U.S.) to a database. Hewlett Packard, Canon and Epson are the common brands.
Or, if it is reviewed by an exercise in time, you under the slides to a photo shop, it is famous for many. At least get a prize, you can less than buying a scanner.
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Yes, you can very easily.
A number of different vendors into a scanner to scan slides or negatives can then save it as digital images.
Normally there is a company at the top of the scanner to take the slides and a copy of the light.
There are also scanners film effects, but may cost more.
I have the week off, then I'm home and can not check prices, but in general, we found the $ 100 - $ 300 (if you're in the U.S.) to a database. Hewlett Packard, Canon and Epson are the common brands.
Or, if it is reviewed by an exercise in time, you under the slides to a photo shop, it is famous for many. At least get a prize, you can less than buying a scanner.
One study, the images of slides and convert them into digital on a CD
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