Disneyland 1975

[photoflight]

Been scanning old slides from one of my trips to Disneyland in 1975:

...and more, here.

 

[lilclerk]

VERY cool, thanks for sharing!

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

WOW...These are great.You are a very accomplished photographer.

 

[photoflight]

WOW...These are great.You are a very accomplished photographer.

Well, thanks! But you can thank my Dad - he shot slides everywhere. I'm trying to digitize our collection. I'll be adding more when I get back to the project

 

[photoflight]

Added a few more... here's one, check out the crowds! This would have been in the summer too, probably June or July.

 

[Nicole220]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing. It's neat to see the changes the park went through.

 

[TheDisneyMagic]

Thanks for showing us the photos and linking to the page, I love looking back at how the parks have grown and developed over the years, the good old monorail for example.

 

[ChrisFL]

wow, those are very high quality. Most pictures I see from the 70's are in really bad shape

 

[TheBeatles]

I have official slides from WDW and some taken by my parents from 1976. Whats the best way to transfer slides to the computer?

 

[photoflight]

I use an Epson 4990 (pro) flatbed. It does a great job on medium format and large format/sheet film, but 35mm can sometimes be challenging. I've had mixed results from slides; some are great, some are fair. These are from Ektachrome slides that have some serious color shift and needed a little tweaking to look presentable.

 

[unkadug]

I use an Epson 4990 (pro) flatbed. It does a great job on medium format and large format/sheet film, but 35mm can sometimes be challenging. I've had mixed results from slides; some are great, some are fair. These are from Ektachrome slides that have some serious color shift and needed a little tweaking to look presentable.

I thought that they looked mighty crisp for 33 year old slides!