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34,242 g.t. built in 1988 by Jos L. Meyer at Papenburg as Norwegian Crown.
Owned by Royal Cruise Line Ltd., Piraeus and pictured at Tilbury Landing Stage early on the morning of 17/6/90.
Former name(s):
- Norwegian Crown (Until 2008 Jan 24)
- Crown Odyssey (Until 2003 Mar)
- Norwegian Crown (Until 2000 May)
- Crown Odyssey (Until 1996 Mar)
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I am getting round to scanning some of my slides for posting. The first results are a bit patchy though.
What resolution did you use? my scanner default is 200dpi.
regards
Derek
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yes its a scan of a 35mm slide. I use 300dpi for the resolution and scale them at 420% on a Canon Canoscan 3200f which seems to give a reasonable image and file size. Some of them can come in a bit odd looking though sometimes and it only takes one slide in the adaptor at a time so it's quite time consuming. A job for the winter months maybe :-)
Best Regards
John J.
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regards
Derek
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