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SAVE OLD PHOTO MEMORIES: 14/22MP Digital Film Scanner Lets You View, Edit & Convert Your Old Color & B&W Negatives & 50mm Slides to Digital Files & Save Directly to SD Card (NOT INCLUDED).

Many consumer cameras have an infra-red controller. All semi-professional and up SLR cameras have an input for a remote controller or can be controlled from the USB port. Also, if your camera has a remote controller (be it a cabled one or, much better, an infra-red or radio one), use it since this will avoid any vibration in the image from the action of the finger on the shutter button. If you set your "scanning studio" right and use a good digital camera, you can match the quality of a home or office slide scanner. Essentially, you are doing the same a slide scanner does except you are taking the whole image at once instead of line by line with the scanning head (and this is why the scanner has much higher resolution).

When you use the method described here, you are taking a photo directly from the original slide so you obtain a second generation copy, not third and this is as best as you can get with ANY method. Also, you can't exactly centre the camera to take an undistorted image because the exact centre viewpoint is taken by the projector itself. When you project the slide, you are looking at a second generation image, a copy of the original slide and there is a loose of light because you are seeing the reflection of the light beams in the screen. Projecting the slides onto a screen and photographing the screen gives a much worse quality that photographing the back-lighted slide.