Scanning your old prints, negatives and transparencies
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
Many people have boxes of prints, negatives and transparencies from years gone by and don’t know what to do with them in this digital age. This course teaches you a number of methods to digitise your images so that you can use them on the computer, archive or print them. Learn the pros and cons of different methods and how to scan for best-quality results.
What previous students have loved about the course:
“Relaxed and enjoyable calm atmosphere and kind supportive Dominic!.“
“I have learned to scan negatives, slides, photos and how to use the healing brush on Lightroom.“
“Well explained introductions to each step. Good structure and time to practise.“
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About this course
- digitise your archive of old prints, negatives and transparencies using different methods including using flat-bed scanners, a film scanner or using an SLR camera.
- know which method of scanning is the best one for the job
- scan to the optimum size.
What students have achieved on the course:
“Mission accomplished. I learnt all I needed to do what I want to do and deepened my understanding of the digital aspects of photography.!”
“I have a much better idea of how to sort out and archive all my favourite print and negatives. Very pleased.”
I have achieved what I needed to achieve to scan my prints, negatives and slides and in fact much more than I anticipated. I have also learnt how to scan my pictures this winter.”
Please bring a selection of old prints, negatives and transparencies to the first session which we will use to scan. To take your scans home it would be useful to bring a memory stick (or portable hard drive – please note PC-formatted hard drives can be read by Apple Mac computers, but not written to.) CDs/DVDs are available.
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If you would like to buy art materials for your personal use outside of the course, City Lit students receive 10% discount off everything* from Cass Art, the UK's leading art supplies retailer
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- Quality Training
- Quality
Course programme
- Using a flat-bed scanner to digitise prints, negatives and transparencies of sizes up to A4
- Using a film scanner to digitise negatives and transparencies in 35mm or 120 film size
- Using a digital SLR camera to digitize 35mm negatives and transparencies or prints of any size
- Scanning to the optimum size
- What to do if you need higher quality scans.
Additional information
Scanning your old prints, negatives and transparencies
