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If you’ve got an extensive archive lying around, chances are there are some 35mm slides in there. While you might have those in abundance, it can be hard to find a new 35mm slide scanner if yours doesn’t work anymore. So what are you supposed to do with all those slides?
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Converting slides to digital photos can be tricky. Unlike old photos, a certain finesse is required when scanning slides. If you have a large amount of slides that need to be converted to digital photos, there are several ways that you can accomplish this task.
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Today, more and more people are trying to give old products a new lease on life by reinventing them into purposeful products. DIY seems like it’s become more of a lifestyle than a trend and companies are taking notice. Not everyone is a DIY expert, but we can all appreciate a company that specializes in reinvention.
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In early January 2012, Kodak, didn’t exactly have a “Kodak moment” when they filed a petition for bankruptcy. At that time, the company, known for distributing photographic equipment and handling photographic printing products, had already laid off thousands of workers and closed factories and photo labs around the country due to digital competition. Its efforts to compete with the digital revolution had cost over $3 billion. The business had become unsustainable.
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Most people remember the iconic photo known as “The Kiss”, depicting a sailor and nurse sharing a kiss and embrace in Times Square after the sailor returned home after World War II. What many fail to realize about the photo is that the two were complete strangers, and it was over 65 years before they saw each other again.
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The first camera was a complicated but innovative piece of equipment. Exposure took nearly eight hours, and after that process had finished, the results weren’t even permanent. Many photographs tended to fade away over time, an effect we may use in Photoshop today, but certainly not desirable when you want a picture to last a lifetime.
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Topics: Google glass, digitized photos, digitize photos, digitizing photos
Pinterest has become an amazing source of inspiration for FotoBridge whether it be best practices for photography, pictures for inspiration, or quotes that describe our feelings toward photos and photo scanning.
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Landscape photography possesses a certain magic. It’s about the experience of being in nature while waiting for just the right moment. Whether it’s a sunset over the mountains or lightning over the ocean, it has a stunning ability to make us marvel at our surroundings.
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Once you’re finished with the task of scanning photos, feel free to give yourself a pat on the back. It’s not always easy staying organized, much less editing photo after photo. Trust us, we know the process! That’s why we also understand how important it is to back up all the digital files created by photo scanning.
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With school sports starting right around the corner (if not already), it’s time to start mastering the art of action photography. Even if you don’t have children, it’s a great skill for any photographer to possess. However, getting the ideal shot can be difficult. When your subject is in motion, you have to be quick to capture the moment - but don't forget, technique is everything.
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