How do I convert 35mm color slides to digital photos.?

Answer 1

Actually, most multi-function printers do not have a feature to scan slides to digital. You need a negative scanner in order to get the right colors without the transparency. Nikon makes some good ones, but they start around $600. Most top-end photo labs can also put them on CDs, or a camera store like Ritz/Wolf Camera (read: not Wal-Mart or any ordinary drug store) can scan them onto CD for you. If you plan on being able to print from these CDs later, you need to tell the lab to scan at the highest resolution possible. This will cost you more, though, so don't be surprised if the higher resolution costs twice as much.

Answer 2

You'd want to get a scanner that is able to read the slides and negatives. A lot of the newer multi-function printers have this feature.

Answer 3

photo taken throughout WW II shows all round st Paul's burning and then the outstanding dome showing above the rubble. The British human beings worked demanding to keep ST Paul's and Prince Charles and Princess Diana were given married there in 1981.

Answer 4

If you have hundreds or thousands of slides, you will be better off to buy a dedicated film scanner. It will cost a few hundred dollars, but when you're done you can re-sell, they hold their value pretty well.

If it's just a few, then your local lab should be able to do it.