[gofour3]

are most of them (you) in fact scanning the developed film rather than actually putting them in a slide projector?

For 35mm slides I don't scan them but do use a light table or slide projector. For 120 slides I do get them scanned, as a 6x7 projector is not an option.

Phil.

[Silent Street]

Most photographers scan Velvia 50 and prep it for printing, either giclee or RA4. Velvia has been the gold standard for professional printing and exhibition for a long time (Velvia 100F a bit less due to its overpowering palette) and today's modern digital prints in many cases rival the once-glamorous Ilfochrome Classic media. It can be a challenging film to work with for people just coming to grips in photography but there is no harm in getting hold of a roll and taking it for a run, in full expectation there will be "problems" with exposure and contrast. I last projected slides in the winter of 1981! Nothing coming from Velvia even resembles "slides", with all pics snipped and taped to archival masks for storage.

[Johnny Rod]

AHhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I see, thanks.