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Can I print to 35 mm film to make slides?

April 26, 2017Film mm print slides

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Can I print to 35 mm film to make slides?

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Yes. We have a film printer (Lasergraphics LFR) in the Confocal lab. It’s attached to junco (the iMac). Contact Ed about using the film printer. I put the instructions online. Back to Top • Q: Hey, why is my printer a webserver? A: Most new printers with integrated print servers have web interfaces. Go to http://yourprintername.bio.brandeis.edu or whatever and check it out. You should probably assign a password or otherwise restrict access to the print server if you are concerned about security. Back to Top • Q: USB Printer Sharing (Macs) A: There are several Epson inkjet printers around that are connected to Macs via USB and then shared through USB Printer Sharing. You must install the correct printer drivers and USB printer sharing on each Mac that will connect to the printer. I don’t know how to print to these from Windows or Linux. It seems it should be possible since they use the SLP protocol and TCP/IP.