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Jerry Day

November 04, 2004 03:45PM

Greg:
I know you said you didn't want to put them on a computer, but you can use the computer to get them onto tape.
Have them scanned with a film scanner. Adobe Photoshop can make a file using NTSC, PAL, or HDTV standards. You can then save them as JPEG and import them into a video editing package like Adobe Premiere when you can output them to video tape using a connection from the PC to a VCR or Video CAM.
I produce technical training for the web, CDROM, and DVD and do this all the time...works well.

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Slide to video transfer	Greg scholl	November 04, 2004 01:21PM
Re: Slide to video transfer	James R. Temple	November 04, 2004 02:53PM
Re: Slide to video transfer	Greg scholl	November 05, 2004 07:45AM
Re: Slide to video transfer	Jerry Day	November 04, 2004 03:45PM
Re: Slide to video transfer	Ron Ruhoff	November 05, 2004 07:10AM
Re: Slide to video transfer	steve thompson	November 05, 2004 03:28PM
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Re: Slide to video transfer	Greg scholl	November 05, 2004 08:59PM
Re: Slide to video transfer	John	November 04, 2004 04:43PM

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