REEDHAM, NORFOLK BROADS in 1967 (Original 220/70mm Film Slide) + 2400dpi JPG
AN ORIGINAL 70mm SLIDE SHOWING BOATS NEAR REEDHAM SWING BRIDGE ON THE NORFOLK BROADS, TAKEN IN JULY 1967.
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This is a 70mm photographic slide which used 220 FILM.
It's bigger and more detailed than standard 35mm (see last image for comparison).
I assume the slide comes with the copyright as it seems to be the original.
FREE 2400dpi CLEANED-UP 'PHOTOSHOPPED' JPG IMAGE:
Once purchased, I will send the slide, plus a link to the 2400dpi JPG (approx. 5000 pixels wide).
I have cleaned the JPG with Photoshop to remove any damage and most of the marks.
I have removed the black border on the JPG, so the image runs from edge to edge.
I have also straightened it (if needed), which may lead to some of the image being lost around the edges.
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Images On This Page (All reduced to 2000 pixels wide):
Picture 1 - Is the cleaned, PHOTOSHOPPED JPG you will receive as a FILE.
Picture 2 - Is the untouched slide image which shows any marks and faults.
Picture 3 - Is a CROPPED area of the untouched slide (to show the resolution).
Picture 4 - Is the full slide with the cardboard frame.
(The image is black as you can't see any image with a standard scan).
Picture 5 - Size comparison between this slide and a standard 35mm one.
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MORE INFORMATION:
The dimensions of the film in this slide is 600mm x 450mm.
Excluding the border, the size of the Image is 570mm x 420mm (compared to a 35mm slide which is 340mm x 230mm).
I've cleaned it with Isopropyl alcohol and cotton wool buds (you may see some threads which have been caught on the cardboard frame). You may be able to see a bit more of the outer area if you remove the film from the cardboard frame, but I didn't want to do this for fear of damaging it.
I tried scanning this slide at a higher resolution than 2400 dpi, but couldn’t see any difference.
You may get a better result with a more thorough clean and by using a professional scanner.
This is a 70mm photographic slide which used 220 FILM.
It's bigger and more detailed than standard 35mm (see last image for comparison).
I assume the slide comes with the copyright as it seems to be the original.
FREE 2400dpi CLEANED-UP 'PHOTOSHOPPED' JPG IMAGE:
Once purchased, I will send the slide, plus a link to the 2400dpi JPG (approx. 5000 pixels wide).
I have cleaned the JPG with Photoshop to remove any damage and most of the marks.
I have removed the black border on the JPG, so the image runs from edge to edge.
I have also straightened it (if needed), which may lead to some of the image being lost around the edges.
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Images On This Page (All reduced to 2000 pixels wide):
Picture 1 - Is the cleaned, PHOTOSHOPPED JPG you will receive as a FILE.
Picture 2 - Is the untouched slide image which shows any marks and faults.
Picture 3 - Is a CROPPED area of the untouched slide (to show the resolution).
Picture 4 - Is the full slide with the cardboard frame.
(The image is black as you can't see any image with a standard scan).
Picture 5 - Size comparison between this slide and a standard 35mm one.
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If you just want a copy of the 2400dpi JPG for £4.95 (for personal use without any copyright ownership), please send me a message or email me at the 'mssmusic' address on the last image (YELLOW text).
I will ONLY be selling these until the new owner has the slide, then any copyright goes to the buyer.
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MORE INFORMATION:
The dimensions of the film in this slide is 600mm x 450mm.
Excluding the border, the size of the Image is 570mm x 420mm (compared to a 35mm slide which is 340mm x 230mm).
I've cleaned it with Isopropyl alcohol and cotton wool buds (you may see some threads which have been caught on the cardboard frame). You may be able to see a bit more of the outer area if you remove the film from the cardboard frame, but I didn't want to do this for fear of damaging it.
I tried scanning this slide at a higher resolution than 2400 dpi, but couldn’t see any difference.
You may get a better result with a more thorough clean and by using a professional scanner.
