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Camera, macro lens, and lightbox, is much faster than scanning. You can buy slide duplicators for 35 mm slides that fit on the front of the lens, but unfortunately I haven’t seen one recently that telescoped. Without being able to telescope, it is difficult to get 1:1.
I have used a sheet of glass (or acrylic), sheet of backlit film, and flash, with the camera mounted on a tripod with a geared centre column. Some backlit film has a strange regular grain, you can get this out of focus by taping the film to the underside of the glass.
You get about 4000 ppi with 35 mm slides and a 22 megapixel sensor, obviously less for the 6 x 6.
Brian A
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