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Putting Advantix photos onto disc
pinkfluffybabe
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I wonder if anyone can help - I did a search and couldn't find this question asked before.
I have recently got a digital camera and have had great fun using it, but I would like to put my previous Advantix pictures onto disc/PC so that I can keep them electronically. Is it possible to have this done from the Advantix film that you get back when developed?
If not, I have an all-in-one printer (Epson CX3200), would it be possible to easily scan pictures onto my PC from that?
Thank you in advance
I wonder if anyone can help - I did a search and couldn't find this question asked before.
I have recently got a digital camera and have had great fun using it, but I would like to put my previous Advantix pictures onto disc/PC so that I can keep them electronically. Is it possible to have this done from the Advantix film that you get back when developed?
If not, I have an all-in-one printer (Epson CX3200), would it be possible to easily scan pictures onto my PC from that?
Thank you in advance
Not buying unnecessary toiletries 2024 26/53 UU, 25 IN
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As your Advantix cassette holds the negative in a roll inside the cassette it should be easy to take it any high street 1hour D&P location (Jessops springs to mind) that is operating a digital printing service and ask them to put the cassette into their printer unit and re-scan the negatives to then put them onto disc. Make sure they are aware that its already been processed so that they dont put it through their film processing unit !!!. It may seem like stating the obvious but sometimes not all the staff in places like the big national companies are not fully trained on the D&P side.
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