P3D Re: Slide Duplication

[Ronald Beck <ronald-beck@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Has anybody tried scanning stereo slides and then duplicating them by
photographing the computer screen?  Once the proper distances have been
determined, this might be an easy way to create duplicates.

HTH,
Ron

> >Regarding slide duplication sources. Is there a reliable place which
> >will make duplicate slides onto Kodachrome film instead of onto an E6
> >type?
> >>
> >>I am sure any lab that deals with duplication can use Kodachrome
> >>at your request and at some extra cost to you, perhaps.  The only
> >>question is, why?
> 
> Kodak has made millions of duplicates of Kodachrome Slides on Kodachrome
> over the years. They did a great job and I have had Kodachrome Stereo
> Slides duplicated, when they offered the service. The problem is in
> controlling contrast. The best way is to use contrast masks. This can yield
> exceptional results if the technician is careful. There are labs that do
> this, but it is costly, compared to straight duplicates.


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