35mm slide adaptor for (s-)vhs cameras?

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From: Gregory S. Fox
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 1991 17:58

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Greetings,

  In putting together a videodisc project, I have the need to scan
large numbers of 35mm slides onto s-vhs tape.  I have a scanner to
do this, but I am wondering if it's possible to use my s-vhs camera
and some sort of simple slide projector/adaptor.  [Using the camera
would offer more flexibility].

  If anyone can supply information  (manufacturers, capabilites,
1sthand experience, cost, etc), I'd be much obliged.  Mail to me and
I'll post a summary.

Thanks!
--Greg
gf0c@andrew.cmu.edu

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Subject: 35mm slide adaptor for (s-)vhs cameras?
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Date: 22 Jan 91 17:58:02 GMT
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