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| 49941 | 2002-05-21 07:30:00 | I have hundreds of colour slides which I would like to scan and save on CD-Rom. I would like to know what would be the best scanner to buy and what would be the best software to organise the images for easy retrieval. |
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| 49942 | 2002-05-21 09:58:00 | I have all the HPs and find the active transparency adaptors worth the extra dollars. I prefer the square transparency adaptor to the long thin black on due to the more media types it will take. Forget the passive adaptors they are a waste of time. You quite easily get a decent a4 out of the slides. |
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| 49943 | 2002-05-21 23:07:00 | I have had an HP Scanjet 5370C for just over a year and it scans slides very well. I think it is an obsolete model now but the newer ones (with the active slode scanner) are about half the price and twice the resolution. I've been using a freebee piece of software called My Album (perso.wanadoo.fr) to create and autorun cd stored slide shows and it too works well. Regards, Ray A. |
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