Slide to Digital

[ishoot308]

Anyone know or recommend a place in the area that can convert old 35mm slides to a digital format? I have a bunch of old slides I would like converted. Also do you know the approximate cost?

Thanks!

Dan

[Biggd]

Anyone know or recommend a place in the area that can convert old 35mm slides to a digital format? I have a bunch of old slides I would like converted. Also do you know the approximate cost?

Thanks!

Dan There are on-line places that will do it reasonable. Just ship them out and they can put them on a thumb drive.
I'm looking into that also. Google is you friend.:D

[TheProfessor]

You could contact one of the 3 listed photographers located in Laconia.
They may or may not have the machine/scanner to do such.

Then there are multiple retail electronics that are dedicated to convert film/slides to digital.
Here is just one of many. LINK (https://www.amazon.com/DIGITNOW-Scanner-Converts-Negative-Supports/dp/B093D4HBTX/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=Convert+Slides+to+Digital&qid=1677113017&sr=8-5)

You could contact the Geek Squad at Best Buy. They may or may not have a suggestion for you.

[winni83]

Dan

We used Beacon Digital in Dover NH to convert several hours of Hi 8 movies to digital format. Owned by Becky Ball. Very good results. Shipped the tapes to her and she sent them back along with the digital files.

http://www.beacondigitalvideo.com/

[FlyingScot]

I think CVS does this

[thinkxingu]

Dan, I used this gentleman some years back for a school project, and he was awesome to work with—he also has prices listed here, so you can get an idea of what you're looking at.

A second benefit is hitting up Tuckaway Tavern at the same time!

Goodheart Media Services
(603) 206-4364

https://g.co/kgs/YuUMfy

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[whalebackpoint'r]

There are a number of slide/film adapters that attach to a a dslr camera that will allow you to convert them to digital yourself. Prices range from $40 and up, so choose one that fits your budget. If you don't own a dslr camera, you may be able to borrow one and have some fun converting them yourself. Shoot against a cloudy/bright sky. That's how I did it.

[Merrymeeting]

This past spring I used this NE firm to digitize many years of family memories on 35 MM slides. I was very happy with the results.

You can mail your media to them. They also have some drop-off/pick-up points in NH. I used the one in Portsmouth.

https://everpresent.com/

[ishoot308]

This past spring I used this NE firm to digitize many years of family memories on 35 MM slides. I was very happy with the results.

You can mail your media to them. They also have some drop-off/pick-up points in NH. I used the one in Portsmouth.

https://everpresent.com/

Yes, I have been looking at this company. They have a location in Manchester that would be convenient. They also offer drop off and pickup service which would be super convenient though I am sure not free!

Thanks!

Dan

[dippasan]

Dan, I used this gentleman some years back for a school project, and he was awesome to work with—he also has prices listed here, so you can get an idea of what you're looking at.

A second benefit is hitting up Tuckaway Tavern at the same time!

Goodheart Media Services
(603) 206-4364

https://g.co/kgs/YuUMfy

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Agreed
I used Goodheart recently to convert some VHS tapes to digital on a thumb drive. Quick turnaround and reasonable prices.

[JPC]

A couple years ago I took two full reels of slides to Walmart (Amherst). The price then was $0.29/slide. They loaded everything onto a cd.