Re: What's the Digital equal to the classic SlideShow ?

[TERRYAKING@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 05/01/2005 15:23:35 GMT Standard Time, dougseibert2001@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Happy New Year......It's a quiet LIST lately......so I'm out from Lurking.....Here's my question:

 

I have a large original slideshow.....unseen for over 20 years............composed of several sections.....maybe 2000 slides....old cassette driven sound/sync.......simple dissolve controls...........(I have checked and the condition of the Images is OK.........the audio/sync is probably toast and will have to be reprogramed)

 

How/What would be a "digital" conversion/presentation ?.......at least "desktop" and maybe projection................

 

I presume I would scan the slides .......WHAT next ?.............

 

Thanks for your time............Doug

 

Doug

 

Thr beautirful thing is that it can all be programmed easily to show on the one projector.

 

I do not envy you the task of scanning that number of slides though !

 

Terry

 

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