andrewmore
Too many cameras....
I bought the last stock of fold-over self-sticking card mounts from Mr CAD in Croydon (UK) and have used them all up - due to limited demand (only me it seems), they won't be making any more.
I want to mount my slides and store them in 'ArrowFile' folders in ring binders - I won't be projecting them.
I then will be scanning these by laying the slide in its mount down in the 5"x4" film aperture in my Epson Perfection 3200 Photo scanner - eccentric perhaps, but seems to work well.
GePe seem to the only slide mount maker left (I've searched this forum and the web as far as I can) - are there any others? I don't really want to have to use the expensive glass-mount system unless I have too, nor want to have to just store the slides as film strips and scan these using the scanner's 35mm negative mount adaptor.
I note that Mamiya make a mount for the 35mm panoramic adaptor for their 7II camera - but they seem to be made of paper. Can anyone shed light on their experience of the Mamiya product please?
I hope that someone can help me.
Regards
Andrew More
I want to mount my slides and store them in 'ArrowFile' folders in ring binders - I won't be projecting them.
I then will be scanning these by laying the slide in its mount down in the 5"x4" film aperture in my Epson Perfection 3200 Photo scanner - eccentric perhaps, but seems to work well.
GePe seem to the only slide mount maker left (I've searched this forum and the web as far as I can) - are there any others? I don't really want to have to use the expensive glass-mount system unless I have too, nor want to have to just store the slides as film strips and scan these using the scanner's 35mm negative mount adaptor.
I note that Mamiya make a mount for the 35mm panoramic adaptor for their 7II camera - but they seem to be made of paper. Can anyone shed light on their experience of the Mamiya product please?
I hope that someone can help me.
Regards
Andrew More