How to digitize slides with a camera
Doing my best to keep myself busy while stuck at home, I decided to copy some old Kodachrome and Ektachrome slides with my DSLR and a flash. The idea was to set up a system where I could shoot tethered to my computer and go quickly through the slides. The results could be cropped and then shared with family and friends. I actually found some real gems in and among the awful photos I took as a teenager. It was rather fun.

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