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    RADEX makes the viewers that hold a mounted 35mm slide.... 35mm Slide Viewer (#200) - Radex Inc - Photo novelty suppliers for over 50 years
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    Does the company that makes the "keychain" viewers make a "punch" for them? 15/16 x 1-3/8 $99 LINK: 15/16" x 1-3/8" Rectangle Handheld Photo Punch | Neil Enterprises http://www.neilenterprises.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/9/8/9808.jpg For http://www.neilenterprises.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/2/0/2042h.jpg
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    2012 Classic Street Photography by Peter Arbib: My Classic Street Photography, on Flickr
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    2014 Classic Street Photography by Peter Arbib: My Classic Street Photography, on Flickr
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    2015 Classic Street Photography by Peter Arbib: My Classic Street Photography, on Flickr
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    If you using Epson scan, I think D-ICE is disabled with 16bit BW set. Backlight should be used sparingly,
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    I scan as a negative, 16bit, B&W at around 3000dpi with my V700 and epson scan I adjust the histogram, and contrast in epson scan also. I use epson ANR holder (3 strips of film, not 4) Get great results But,I will try this workflow, I have heard this works for color negatives also.
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    I agree, look at your editing workflow. You may not be setting your highlights or midtones bright enough. I sometimes edit darker than the picture was in real life. Use the Histogram in your editing software to adjust the midtones and highlights... In Lr your can DRAG 4 or 5 areas directly ON the histogram.then use the sliders to fine tune. Could you post your image?
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    2017 Classic Street Photography by Peter Arbib: My Classic Street Photography, on Flickr Nikon F2, Nikon 28mm f/3.5 Ai
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    I know this is an old thread BUT, I just received a Minolta III that takes a AA bat... S# 122378 The 6v ones have a memory for your ASA settings... the AA have an ON/OFF switch (where the memory switch is on the 6v ones) and does not save the ASA settings. The AA one resets to ASA 100 when you turn it on. I suggest the AA one is the OLDER, the 1st version, and the 6v one is the NEWER version with an ASA memory added.
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    <p>For us older folks, AF isn't for "JUST" fast moving subjects, It is for better and faster focusing with older eyes!!!<br> Glasses or not.<br> That is why I will get an AF MF camera.... Pentax 645NII most likely... as my 62 Years young birthday gift.</p>
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