Quick Order 35mm Color Slides and Duplicates
Quick Order 35mm Color Slides and come back here to order Duplicates
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I earned a BA in Photography from The Ohio State University and I've been producing slides with film recorders since 1996 when a 14.4 baud phone modem was "high speed Internet!" I've also scanned slides and negatives since then. Slides are my life!
Quick Order Keychain Viewers
Quick Order Keychain Viewers
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Quick Order Prints from Slides
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Quick Order Hi-Res Scans of Slides or Negatives.
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Details on your 35mm color slides: Industry standard 2×2 inch color slides have been used since WWII. Fit in Kodak Carousel Trays holding 80 or 140 slides, plus other brands of 35mm slide trays. We use Fuji Velvia 100 film … Continue reading →
Create Keychain Viewers from Your Images
Create Custom Made Keychain Viewers from Your Digital Images and Photos Send your images into ColorSlide.com and we’ll send each image back to you in it’s own slide viewer, suitable to put on your keychain for only $4.95 each. Now $4.75 … Continue reading →
How to scan art, fabric or color photos for 35mm color slides
Anything that can be scanned on a flatbed scanner can be printed to 35mm color slide film. You can scan your artwork, quilts, needlepoint, jewelry, color photos, black and white photos, etc. and we can print color slides from the … Continue reading →
How to produce 35mm color slides with PowerPoint
We can print 35mm color slides from any version of Microsoft PowerPoint, but you need to prepare the PowerPoint show for 35mm slides. Set the proper page size for your slides: Change your page size by changing your setup. Click … Continue reading →
Contact Information
Email address: My preferred method of contact is email: george(at)colorslide.com <= replace (at) with @. Please whitelist my email address or it will end up in your spam folder. Email is slow, so IF you need immediate use Messenger on … Continue reading →
How Does This Process Work?
How does this 35mm color slide printing process work? First, prepare your files for a 35mm color slide. For images visit the Image Requirements link and for PowerPoint slides visit the PowerPoint link. This process is easy with the proper preparation of your images. … Continue reading →
Create a Lamp Shade with Color Slides
A lamp shade can be created out of your photos! Make a lamp shade with your digital pictures that will preserve your memories for years to come. First, have your digital images printed into beautiful 35mm color slides. Many of our … Continue reading →
Create ViewMaster Reels from slides
Create Your Own ViewMaster Reels from our Slides Many clients across the USA use our 35mm color slides for creating their own ViewMaster Reels. Our clients have reported that it’s a lot of fun to do and that they have … Continue reading →
What do our customers say about our 35mm color slides from digital images?
35mm color slides Customer Testimonials From Karla T.: I received my slides and they were great! Thank you so much, my friend loved his gift. So much in fact, that wants to order some slides from you, so I will … Continue reading →
Prices and Shipping Options
Prices and Shipping Options Our prices are based upon quantity discounts. The more 35mm color slides from digital images you order, the less they cost. Our turnaround time is 10 days to two weeks. Those days do not include the days … Continue reading →
How to Photograph Your Artwork
How to Photograph Your Artwork to Produce 35mm Color Slides … and Preserve Your Art Forever This video shows you how to set up lights and use a tripod to photograph artwork hanging on a wall. Then you can have … Continue reading →
How to Convert 35mm Slides into Prints
How to Convert 35mm Slides into Prints How can you get your old 35mm slides turned into prints? You need a digital image that you can take to your local photo finishing place like Walmart or Walgreens. They will print … Continue reading →