Turn digital images into slides?
There are a number of companies that do this and they take an image file and with special equipment (the reverse of a film scanner) will write this image onto film. The image files can be saved onto a CD or DVD for which you will need a CD (or DVD) Writer (these can be bought for your PC from as little as £15 upwards – as of June 2008 prices) and installed in a spare space on your PC. A good rule of thumb is scan for the highest dpi that your scanner will support at the highest colour depth. For example, a 2720dpi scan with a 36 bit scanner gives a non-compressed file size of around 50Mbytes. The images can be sent as email attachments and sent through the internet. But many emails systems limit an individual email with file aattcahement to about 10M. However, if you are going to do this, a broadband connection is best as the file sizes are large. If you scan a slide at 2700 dpi and save in the ‘tif’ format with 36bit colour then each image will take up in excess of 50MBytes. You can c
