Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/02/26
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Dear Fellow LUGnuts, I've got a few hundred boxes of 35mm color slides I need to inspect, label, scan and catalog. Not an easy job and one I'm not looking forward to do but it must be done. I have used a light table and a 4X aspheric Rodenstock loupe for viewing and sorting. You get a sore back and eye strain after 2-3 hours of sorting. In the past, I have used a slide viewer that took a stack of slides and rear projected them on a self-contained 8 inch square screen. Its great to view a bunch of slides and even be able to show your work to someone else without having to get out the projectors and screens for a lap dissolve show. The rear projection slide viewers I have seen don't provide a quality image. My Leica images don't have the snap and clarity they have with a good loupe or slide projector. Can someone recommend a table mounted viewer, perhaps rear projection, that will provide a clear image? I think Hama may have made one in the past that took the straight Leica trays. In the U.S., I use Kodak carousel round trays for projection. Thanks for the help. Richard - ----------------------- Richard Clompus, OD West Chester, PA, USA