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http://crystalrosevisions.tumblr.com/ has answered this interesting question so I thought I would post it:
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I agree.No HD digital cameras back in the 1980's but 35mm cameras took better photos then and even now .Also its up to the quality and DPI "dots per inch" of the flatbed scanner and photo scanner used in scanning 35mm slides and photos from that era or any era to that matter.
I have no idea what the quality of those photo kiosk's at Walmart and other stores are.I next used one.Also they are probably alittle larry on excepting concert photos to be copied like they dont want you to copy pro photog takin' high school , college and family group photos since the pro photog owns the rights of these photos if it was endorsed on the back saying "No Copying allowed". They probably are great pix from then but the scanner is the key for great digital quality.
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