[SEL] O.T. Need 35mm Slide Scanner & Viewer - Thanks

[fero_ah at city-net.com]

Paul,

If you Google 35mm slide conversion services, you'll get a gazillion hits.
It seems like a no-brainer option.  If you're concerned about quality, I see
that Kodak is in the business of doing these conversions.  I'll bet that they
know a thing or two about getting a quality image.  8-))

See ya,  Arnie

Quoting Paul Maples <paulmaples at sbcglobal.net>:

> Thanks everyone for all of your input, you certainly have got this old man 
> to "thinking" which is something I don't normally do, it has activated a 
> whole array of new sensors in the head that are normally dormant.
> 
> A friend of mine, that lives in East Tennessee, told me he had recently went
> 
> to Wal-Mart and they charged him $2.50 per CD and that they were able to 
> average putting 70 slides on a CD. He had them scan 625 slides for him. He 
> is going to go to the store tomorrow and see if they will repeat this again 
> and if so I think I would be crazy not to ship my slides to him and let him 
> go to Wal-mart and have them put on a CD.
> 
> I checked with my Wal-Mart and they want $.61 a slide so my store is now an 
> option.