Slides make for great old-timey fun, but it’s awesome to have a digital backup of your old photos, too. An automatic digitizer can make quick work of your collection, and this build from ...

It may not be instant photography, but there is at least one machine that will take 35mm film and 5×7″ prints and develop ... from 35mm to 5×7 color slides. The main body of the machine ...

Use a remote shutter release to avoid blurred results. With a scanner like the Epson Perfection V600 scanner, you can not only scan prints, 35mm color and mono negatives or 35mm slide positives, but ...

When it comes to preserving cherished memories stored in outdated formats like VHS tapes, 8mm films, and 35mm slides ... or photo prints, and choose how they want their memories preserved.

️ Letterboxd has debuted a promo video featuring the acclaimed director of Anora, Sean Baker, visiting a film processing facility in Los Angeles to check the quality of newly struck prints.

Microtek (http://www.microtek.com) announced its ScanMaker i800 at Photoshop World in Sept. 2005 and is just shipping a Pro version with upgraded software to read the ...

You may scan a 4x6 print at 300 dpi to make a 4x6 print ... capable machine that made it simple to scan 35mm negatives and slides with helpful automatic defect removal using either the bundles ...

Film fans might then be able to rush straight from this to the NFT1 screen on the Southbank where the BFI is screening Stanley Kubrick’s 1975 classic Barry Lyndon in 35mm film (it is being shown ...

There are three main costs to consider: the camera gear, the film, and its development; four costs, if you include making physical prints. In this generalist ... where we talk about film beyond 35mm, ...

the “Reservoir Dogs” director has made it clear that he views film prints as works of art in and of themselves. His prized film collection is the envy of many cinephiles — to the point where ...

The New York City-based theater has announced a “Nicolas Uncaged” festival to honor the acclaimed star. The 10-film ...

It prints, scans, copies ... most often limited to 35mm slides and negatives. At this writing, none of those models is still in production, but if you find one for sale, be sure to check out ...