35mm film to DVD. Cheapest way to go? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

**aerotruk63** · 03-21-2010, 04:26 PM

I have 35mm film and records from 1963 Chevrolet Communication Kits produced by Jam Handy, that I would like to share with everyone. I tried using my flat top scanner but it's not made for film , quality's just not there. I have a projector that I tried projecting on a screen and capturing with my camera, not to crisp a picture. Has anyone tried the little scanners found on Ebay? Any suggestions?

Slow Build · 03-21-2010, 06:42 PM

I need to find out the same thing. I have all our family pictures on slides that I need to put on DVD for the rest of my Brothers.

Also how do you clean the film or slide to get all the dust off before you scan them?

jonathan-m · 03-22-2010, 12:13 AM

You can take your film to any photo developing place (walgreens, CVS, Riteaid etc., not sure what you guys call em up north) and they will be able to scan your films for you no problem. Those places don;t do a lot of film development anymore, but they still do a ton of printing from digital, and they have all the right equipment to make nice crisp scans of film and slides for you.

bullington · 03-22-2010, 01:53 AM

I have a nice epson scanner that scans slides like that. I will find you an example..

03-21-2010, 04:26 PM	#1
aerotruk63 Check The Champ, Demonstrator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Montreal,Quebec Posts: 6,627	35mm film to DVD. Cheapest way to go? I have 35mm film and records from 1963 Chevrolet Communication Kits produced by Jam Handy, that I would like to share with everyone. I tried using my flat top scanner but it's not made for film , quality's just not there. I have a projector that I tried projecting on a screen and capturing with my camera, not to crisp a picture. Has anyone tried the little scanners found on Ebay? Any suggestions? __________________ 1963 *Chevrolet Truck* Literature LINK: https://picasaweb.google.com/113840717762774560215 YouTube Channel with 20+ Original *Chevrolet Truck* Salesmen, Mechanics & Service Department Training Slideshows. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...otruk63&page=1

03-21-2010, 06:42 PM	#2
Slow Build Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: California Delta Posts: 2,163	Re: 35mm film to DVD. Cheapest way to go? I need to find out the same thing. I have all our family pictures on slides that I need to put on DVD for the rest of my Brothers. Also how do you clean the film or slide to get all the dust off before you scan them? __________________ Name: Rich Current Ride: 1964 C-10 Short Fleetside Daily Driver: 2005 GMC crew cab short fleetside /2001 Chevy Tahoe Past GM Trucks: 1959 GMC short stepside 1968 GMC short stepside-4x4 1973 Chevy short stepside 1989 Chevy short fleetside-reg cab 1993 Chevy short fleetside-Xcab 2002 Chevy short fleetside-Xcab Save the dinosaurs, use synthetic oil.

03-22-2010, 12:13 AM	#3
jonathan-m Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Phoenix Az Posts: 432	Re: 35mm film to DVD. Cheapest way to go? You can take your film to any photo developing place (walgreens, CVS, Riteaid etc., not sure what you guys call em up north) and they will be able to scan your films for you no problem. Those places don;t do a lot of film development anymore, but they still do a ton of printing from digital, and they have all the right equipment to make nice crisp scans of film and slides for you. __________________ Rockin' a '66 and loving every minute of it

03-22-2010, 01:53 AM	#4
bullington All around good guy Join Date: May 2009 Location: Pendleton Oregon Posts: 131	Re: 35mm film to DVD. Cheapest way to go? I have a nice epson scanner that scans slides like that. I will find you an example..



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