Colour Slide Negatives?

[jinks]

Yes the Bridesmaid dresses were all
different colours

The Older Bridesmaids (4) Yellow, Pale Blue, Lilac
and Pink. The Page Boy is wearing Pale Blue
Trousers and the two small Bridesmaids( I think)
are wearing blue & pink floral design dresses.

The photographs are very colour full. The
Bestman, and brothers of the Bride are all in
dark suits, as well as the groom and both fathers
So the contrast is great.
Especially with the bride being in White.

That why I would like a colour print.

My Mother was the first one to suggest it, and
NOW she tells me she had copies done a few
years ago, and seems to have forgotten the conversation a few weeks ago! (I wonder if you
can get copies  ).

If she had them copied, I do not know where
the prints are, but I have all her photos in my
possession at present.

Dead Ants - the attachment of the slide was the
larger one. The writing down the side says
Paterson Made in England.

Jinks
and   

[dennford]

        The name Paterson is only the manufacturer of the slide frame and I was still buying them untill late in the sixties or possibly even the seventies.
         The reason I asked about the colours is because I had a quick look at your scan and although there is no way with that image anything can be sure the fact that the green background came up very easy suggests that it would definately be worth scanning.

[jinks]

I have scanned it.
I am in the process of manipulating the scan.
At the moment its only available in
.MAX and .BMP files when I transfer to .JPR
I will post a copy.

Bear in mind it not very good.

Jinks

[dennford]

      A couple of points of interest, firstley the glass mounts are still available today, secondly and of more importance, I have just looked at some of my old glass mounted ones and unfortunately to fit a transparancy into those mounts it was nescessary to trim the edges of the film therefore rmoving any relative information that may have been along the edges ( I had Forgotten after all those years)- but just check to be sure; if you're very lucky you may find a date.
                                                Denn

[Gary56]

The glass slide image looks like the old (I think it was) 2.25 x 2.25 transparency film ... which were usually used by professionals .... which I think would also explain the enclosing in glass .... yet another means of protecting that "professional work"...

Regards,

Gary Wilkinson
www.restoring-photos-made-easy.com

[jinks]

The photos, I do not think were "professional",
the photos all are numbered on the reverse,
but their is no photographers name, so maybe
the photographer was semi-professional....

When I took the slide to pieces to scan, the
two covering certainly felt like glass.
The size is 2.5inches square.

Jinks

[jinks]

Attempt at scaning slide