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<blockquote data-quote="Paliswe" data-source="post: 844583" data-attributes="member: 48977">I have tried many different ways to photograph slides. The one that I finally got to work well is the one in the picture.The camera (Z6) is on a tripod pointed down at a white paper that is illuminated. The lens I used is a 60 mm macro (F-mount) where I have mounted a slide holder on the front. Between the lens and the holder is an adjustable tube. I also had a step-down from 62mm to 52mm.I have a remote release on the camera so I don't have to touch the camera while photographing. The camera was then connected with HDMI to my computer monitor so I got the image on my 24 inch screenBut this wasn't the hard part, it was keeping track of all the slides and sorting them correctly. One pile for those that were to be photographed and one pile for what had been photographed!I then took the images into LR, adjusted the color and cropped them. Adjusted the angle a little. Then exported to jpg.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paliswe, post: 844583, member: 48977"] I have tried many different ways to photograph slides. The one that I finally got to work well is the one in the picture. The camera (Z6) is on a tripod pointed down at a white paper that is illuminated. The lens I used is a 60 mm macro (F-mount) where I have mounted a slide holder on the front. Between the lens and the holder is an adjustable tube. I also had a step-down from 62mm to 52mm. I have a remote release on the camera so I don't have to touch the camera while photographing. The camera was then connected with HDMI to my computer monitor so I got the image on my 24 inch screen But this wasn't the hard part, it was keeping track of all the slides and sorting them correctly. One pile for those that were to be photographed and one pile for what had been photographed! I then took the images into LR, adjusted the color and cropped them. Adjusted the angle a little. Then exported to jpg. [/QUOTE]

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