Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 35mm. Show all posts

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Can negatives from a 35mm camera be transferred to a digital camera?

Question by Rocker: Can negatives from a 35mm camera be transferred to a digital camera?
I have several 35mm pics and their negatives but now want to possibly transfer them to a digital camera to upload onto my laptop . So am i just stuck with the 35mm or is it possible to transfer em to digital .


Best answer:

Answer by sagara
There are a number of methods to scan your negatives.
The cheapest way, is to set up your camera. Goggle and youtube search on how to scan negatives.
1. Prepare a backlight.
2. Ideally set up a tripod.
3. if you have a negative creative filter, you can use it.
4. Use the macro function or a macro lens to take the picture of the negative.
5. Photoshop. Minor edits to make usable pictures. Basics should include, curves, crop, spot checking.

Alternatives.
A. Get a dedicated film scanner that is readily available from companies like canon and epson.
B. Pay someone else to do it. There are many photolabs that does it.



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Saturday, July 6, 2013

What is the difference between a 35mm camera and a digital camera?

Question by Pauly W: What is the difference between a 35mm camera and a digital camera?
I purchased a digital camera at a garage sale for $ 10 two weeks ago, and I am still learning how to use it. I do know that you get the pictures right away, and you can post them on the computer and share them on social networks such as Facebook, but what I would like to know is do they work the same as a 35m camera?


Best answer:

Answer by Mr. Smartypants
A digital camera, you can just transfer the pictures directly to your computer.A 35mm camera needs film, when then has to be developed and printed, then either the print or the negative needs to be scanned with a scanner.



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Monday, June 17, 2013

How many megapixels does a digital camera have to have in order to match the quality of a 35mm camera?

Question by mypaintings1212: How many megapixels does a digital camera have to have in order to match the quality of a 35mm camera?
I've read in an article that it would take 14 megapixels in order for a digital camera to match a 35mm. in terms of picture image quality. Also is 35mm the "Holy Grail" of image quality in a photograph? Are there new technologies that could surpass the image quality of a 35mm camera?


Best answer:

Answer by Barometer Soup
4 megapixels is plenty. The human eye can't tell the difference unless you either plan to:

1) print huge, poster-sized copies of the photos, or
2) zoom way, way in using software.

In fact the more megapixels you get, not only does the price of the camera go up, but fewer pictures fit on your memory card.

4 megapixels is more than enough for 95% of us.



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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

What was the first available digital camera that was comprable to a 35mm film camera?

Question by Lowell: What was the first available digital camera that was comprable to a 35mm film camera?
What was the first digital camera released that could take pictures with as good or better quality than film?


Best answer:

Answer by Bill G
Some would argue that has not yet happened... but this is interesting reading:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_camera#The_arrival_of_true_digital_cameras



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