For the Sunday Scans meme, here's a scanned slide of the beautiful Dubrovnik harbor.
I'm very pleased with how these 34-year-old slides have held up, and with how well they've scanned using my inexpensive home scanner. At this point, I've got all the photos I've ever taken scanned in fairly high resolution, and copied to the netbook I use for blogging.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
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They have indeed held up great, Al! Amazing really! Magnificent capture! Hope your weekend is going well!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Great photo - and you are right, the scanning is perfect ;-)
ReplyDelete34 years old? If you didn't say so, I would have thought this was a new, digital photo. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFantastic picture! Oh I remember this lovely town so much.... :)
ReplyDeleteNow it's a long time since I was here reading your blog, so I'll make a cup of coffee and see all your previous posts.. :) and I', looking forward to..
Have a nice Sunday! :)
It's really amazing how clear it is! You must have used a really good film back then. Lovely seeing the port :D
ReplyDeleteIt really is amazing how well the slides have held up. Just to be curious ... how do you SCAN a slide?
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing that these are slides and so old! They must have been kept in a very dark, very dry place. Keeping moisture down is one of the keys!
ReplyDeletesuperb vista!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious too-how do you scan a slide?
old photos are like Facebook. I started my Facebook to publicise my book, and an ex student searched and found me despite me using my married name.
ReplyDeleteNot so good if the ex students of the school who were 13 or 14 when you didn't really teach, come and want to be your friends, using their Christian names and current photos. And you have no idea who they are.
It was great however, when they comment that they were so glad to find me And (LOL) how much better I look now than before. ( after more than 35 years.)