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From: jordan@ucbvax.ARPA (Jordan Hayes)
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Subject: Re: Copying slides or negatives
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Date: Wed, 3-Apr-85 12:44:00 EST
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Kodak makes a number of films for this purpose. Of special interest
is the special ektachrome that produces slides from negatives... Try
it as a normal film (but be sure to use tungsten light to approximate
the orange 'mask' on negs -- the colors come out backwards !!)

I don't remember the number of that one, or the other copy films,
but have used most of them and they work better than normal films.

A last tip -- when copying from a slide --> slide, be careful not
to have too much contrast. You may want to over-expose a little.

/jordan
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