I don't think he did BTW, but here's my 2 cents. I have a pile of trays and
three Carousel projectors, all Goodwill, I have suspended shooting slides
for a bit since my local lab is terrible, but will get back into it this
spring after I locate another lab or rebuild the E-6 processor someone gave
me. My gut feeling is that E-6 will be with us for a while yet, since it is
much easier to scan than negative for most of us. I don't project my
"keepers" but make dupes, my vacation and personal works gets projected,
too.

One thing to look for is a stack loader. Then you can run through slides
quickly when you get them back without having to load trays first. Cull the
slides and store the good ones, trash the culls immediately. If in Plastic
reusable mounts I save the mounts for my dupes, which I have returned
unmounted.

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Lloyd Erlick wrote:
January 9, 2006, from Lloyd Erlick,

I saw a half-dozen Kodak carousel slide trays
at the Goodwill the other day. Ten bucks for
the lot. And I didn't buy them. Am I
backsliding?

Almost. You almost posted something that should have gone on marketplace.

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