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I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are there
any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If so, can
some one point me to a couple?

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Celtic Boar <> wrote:
|| I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm
|| slide. Are there any reasonable services available for this
|| type of conversion? If so, can some one point me to a couple?
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Google is your friend....

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Celtic Boar wrote:
> I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are there
> any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If so, can
> some one point me to a couple?
>
> --
> Rikk Flohr
>
> gallery: www.fleetingglimpse.com
> consulting: www.fleetingglimpse.net
>
> blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/fleetingglimpse/

You want someone who uses a film recorder. Most of the good ones are 20
year old technology and very slow (2-10min per slide) so prices tend to
be high for single frames. A couple of suggestions in the US
www.slides.com
www.imagers.com
Find a pro processing lab and chances are they will have one of these
in their closet. Very little demand, had a $15K Agfa unit, paid its way
for 12 years, broke down and is now in my attic, not worth repairing.

Tom

It is, but google is a search engine and has no real world experience. That
is why I ask here.


"BJ in Texas" <> wrote in message
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> Celtic Boar <> wrote:
> || I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm
> || slide. Are there any reasonable services available for this
> || type of conversion? If so, can some one point me to a couple?
> ||
> || --
>
> Google is your friend....
>
> --
> --
> "A free society is one where it is safe to be unpopular." --
> Adlai Stevenson
>
> --
> http://home.swbell.net/bjtexas/SS/
>
>
>
>

Thank you. I will check them out.



>
> You want someone who uses a film recorder. Most of the good ones are 20
> year old technology and very slow (2-10min per slide) so prices tend to
> be high for single frames. A couple of suggestions in the US
> www.slides.com
> www.imagers.com
> Find a pro processing lab and chances are they will have one of these
> in their closet. Very little demand, had a $15K Agfa unit, paid its way
> for 12 years, broke down and is now in my attic, not worth repairing.
>
> Tom
>

Celtic Boar wrote:

>I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are there
>any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If so, can
>some one point me to a couple?

Almost any top-flight pro lab should be able to do this. I paid around
$10.00 each last time I needed this service (for a juried art show -
back in the days when they didn't accept digital files).

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Mark Roberts Photography & Multimedia
www.robertstech.com
412-687-2835

"Celtic Boar" <> wrote:
> I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are
> there any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If
> so, can some one point me to a couple?

I have had good success with the following website:

http://www.ezslides.com/

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That seems reasonable.

I will look around.


"Mark Roberts" <> wrote in message
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> Celtic Boar wrote:
>
>>I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are
>>there
>>any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If so, can
>>some one point me to a couple?
>
> Almost any top-flight pro lab should be able to do this. I paid around
> $10.00 each last time I needed this service (for a juried art show -
> back in the days when they didn't accept digital files).
>
> --
> Mark Roberts Photography & Multimedia
> www.robertstech.com
> 412-687-2835

Thanks, I will check into them.

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On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 10:14:45 -0500, "Celtic Boar"
<> wrote:

A camera with slide film. a copy stand--store bought or cluged-
and a set of 4X6 prints is the cheapest way to do it

jpc





>I have the unusual need to convert a digital file to a 35mm slide. Are there
>any reasonable services available for this type of conversion? If so, can
>some one point me to a couple?