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- Maximum usable resolution from old 35mm slides - Photo. net
Hi everyone, I and my son recently tried scanning a bunch of old 35mm slides on an Epson V600, and were highly disappointed with the results It claims a resolution up to 6400 x 9600, but for practical purposes (including using a SilverFast USAF 1951 target resolution slide), I found it only capa
- Who forges their slides and frames - 1911Forum
Just curious for those more knowledgeable than me who FORGES the slides and frames for the following manufacturers of 1911s? These facitilies that are
- US Military Slide Replacement Analysis - 1911Forum
To date, I have not encountered any statistical data regarding just how prone these slides were to possible failure This post is therefore an attempt to present an analysis of a controlled sample group of US Military issued 1911s which are currently still on active duty (as of Feb 2017) The survey consists of a US Army unit (my old unit from which I recently retired) inventory totalling 275
- Hard Slide history? - 1911Forum
What we know is, slides prior to the hard slide tend to crack, which is why we advise not to shoot valuable pistols All those many thousands of U S pistols with replacement slides is the proof
- Properly orienting slides for scanning - Photo. net
Hey all, What's the best way to insert slides on a Nikon Coolscan 5000 in terms of which side is "up"? I am using this scanner for the first time and don't know whether the emulsion side should be towards or away from the source The slides I'm using were developed by fuji and thus appear normal
- Can I make a print from a scanned Kodachrome slide - Photo. net
Hi - I'm new here and have limited knowledge of photography I have many hundreds of slides taken by my father in the 50s, 60s unto the 90s before he passed away I scanned many of them and kept the slides too I would like to have some made into prints and sent one scan to the photographic studi
- Best way to clean old slides? - The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper . . .
Discover effective methods to clean old, dirty slides for scanning and preserving memories from the past
- Tisas Forged? - 1911Forum
All of our slides, frames, and barrels are forged It seems like you may be talking about the internals? If so this may help Tisas does not use any cast metal parts on our firearms The use of quality MIM parts on some models was used in prior generations of our 1911 products but in mid-2022 we began moving away from use of those parts
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