I am sure the local film to disk places can handle slides. They may even have the hardware to handle the multi-slide cassettes without you having to remove the sides.
BUT, I have never had good results from these places. They always produce poor quality images on CD. Don't know why, it is so simple to do.
There are scanners you can hook to your PC to scan slides yourself and then you have control of the outcome and can re-do it if it is not to your liking.
Of course, YOU have to do all the work! Sometimes poorer quality is worrth the hassle of doing it yourself. Also these slide scanners are usually one slide at a time and that will take extra work on your part... at least the least expensive scanners are one at a time. I suppose you could spend the big bucks and get an auto-handler scanner.
BUT, I have never had good results from these places. They always produce poor quality images on CD. Don't know why, it is so simple to do.
There are scanners you can hook to your PC to scan slides yourself and then you have control of the outcome and can re-do it if it is not to your liking.
Of course, YOU have to do all the work! Sometimes poorer quality is worrth the hassle of doing it yourself. Also these slide scanners are usually one slide at a time and that will take extra work on your part... at least the least expensive scanners are one at a time. I suppose you could spend the big bucks and get an auto-handler scanner.