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<blockquote data-quote="jcottone45" data-source="post: 15627" data-attributes="member: 2413"><p>Hi Joe, thanks for your reply, I have to tell you that I never noticed grainy color slides when viewing them in the past, I'll have to look at them again to see if there was any & try to compare them to my digital photos if thats even possible. I don't know if my slides are still even viewable, as I haven't touched them in a dozen years & only to store them when I did touch them last.</p><p>But I want to thank you & the rest of the people whose advise was well taken.</p><p></p><p>Joe Cottone</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jcottone45, post: 15627, member: 2413"] Hi Joe, thanks for your reply, I have to tell you that I never noticed grainy color slides when viewing them in the past, I'll have to look at them again to see if there was any & try to compare them to my digital photos if thats even possible. I don't know if my slides are still even viewable, as I haven't touched them in a dozen years & only to store them when I did touch them last. But I want to thank you & the rest of the people whose advise was well taken. Joe Cottone [/QUOTE]
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