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Tom, > There are a number of imaginative uses for a digital camera but for > making copies of slides, negatives or hard copy the appropriate > tool is a scanner. While I would not argue that scanners are a better tool, not everyone is set up properly to use one. I suspect there are a lot more digital cameras in use out there than properly equipped scanners.......... My point was that a digital camera can be used to make perfectly usable digital images from 35mm slides, such as this one of Dan Varner's recent artwork: < http://www.oceansofkansas.com/Varner/varnr22.jpg > or this 35mm slide of a plesiosaur paddle: < http://www.oceansofkansas.com/Plesiosaurs/paddle1.jpg > If you are making images for a publication or a photography contest, by all means, use a scanner..... For other uses, especially with the rapid improvements we are seeing in digital photography, it is certainly worth experimenting with a digital camera. Regards, Mike
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