We (our company) has a rather expensive (over $10,000 used) film scanner. It does a pretty good job, but there is what I call flare (lines between high contrast areas are fuzzy, is this bloom?). Anyway, it usually makes relatively good images. I talked to some people at signature color. There you can upload images for printing. They will print to slides. They didn't quote me an exact price, but hinted it would be less than $1.00 per slide.
If you are on a budget, and willing to experiment, and suffer the quality consequenses, you can photograph your screen. We used to do this many years ago with a CAD (Computer Aided Design) system I managed. It gave surprisingly good results. We used Kodak instant slide film (no longer available since the lawsuit with Polaroid). Good luck. Jack Phipps Applied Science Fiction Hi All I've been lurking for a while, but not had anything to contribute, although I have a few questions to ask, so will be putting up a few posts over the next couple of days. Sorry that my first post is a bit off topic, but this seems like the list to go to. I am considering the output options for slide shows after editing slides plus presentations I do. The logical path forward is a digital projector, but these are costly, and I want to investigate other options. Are there any consumer film recorders on the market, and if so what is there price range, and more importantly the quality that can be achieved? Is this path a waste of time, or worth investigating. All thoughts on or off the list appreciated. Best regards Des -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe' in the title or body
