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Hi hope you have all had a good christmas.I have just registered being a new starter. i have a question. Can you recopy a transparancy on to digital format. i am an old hand with 35mm film some years ago, My old and trusty Canon T90 has served me well over the years still in good working order.But has not been used for some years regularly. I seam to have got the BUG back again and have been looking at digital cameras. Local photography shop---- Canon 450d, 40d and also Nikon d80 - d90, has anybody any veiws please.I have only ever been a keen amateurand would like to get back into photography again thank you
 
Hello and welcome to TP, i believe you can. Im sure someone with more experience will point you in the right direction.
 
hi and welcome, sorry i cant help with your question, someone will be along soon
 
Melevo

Audi shots like them alot, have you played around on the pc with the sky also the Whitby Tower very good
 
perhaps a little, but would never admit it in public (lol), hoping to take more of the car
(one day)
 
Manchester123 said:
Hi hope you have all had a good christmas.I have just registered being a new starter. i have a question. Can you recopy a transparancy on to digital format. i am an old hand with 35mm film some years ago, My old and trusty Canon T90 has served me well over the years still in good working order.But has not been used for some years regularly. I seam to have got the BUG back again and have been looking at digital cameras. Local photography shop---- Canon 450d, 40d and also Nikon d80 - d90, has anybody any veiws please.I have only ever been a keen amateurand would like to get back into photography again thank you
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You can copy transparacies onto digital with a scanner, either a speciality one which just does negative film or slides or a standard scanner with an adaptor, you'll get better results with a slide scanner but spend more money.

As for the bodies have a play at a shop before deciding, the D90 is probably the most advanced being basically a D300 in a prosumer body but they're all pretty good.
 
would like to post a wanted ad for a canon 40d camera be it will not let me post

question could you please explain why

thank you
 
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