Re: Xrays to digital for email?

[Guest guest]

Hey ! I just took digital pictures of my x-rays on Friday for e-

mail. We just held the x-ray up to a lighted surface (we used a

standard x-ray light box) and took a very close up picture of

it....using the camara frame to frame the x-ray. Then just load it

on your computer and " voila! " . But I remember once on a mission

trip we took a digital picture of an x-ray by just holding it up

outside in the sunlight. It turned out great. Does your computer

have a picture port? Ours does but we have another computer at our

cabin that doesn't and we just bought a portable gadget that loads

pictures on it. Hope this helps. I'll bet someone else with come up

with some helpful ideas, too. Susie in Memphis

- In surfacehippy , " " wrote:

> I think how to do this was mentioned before...can anyone tell me

how

> xrays are put into digital docs for email?

>

> The sooner the better - I'd like to do it today (Sun) if at all

> possible. I called Kinko's and the guy I spoke to wasn't

sure...I'd

> rather be sure before trucking over there...anyone?

>

> Gracias!

[Guest guest]

Some people have successfully photo'd the X-ray on it's lighted

background, using a digital camera.

> I think how to do this was mentioned before...can anyone tell me

how

> xrays are put into digital docs for email?

>

> The sooner the better - I'd like to do it today (Sun) if at all

> possible. I called Kinko's and the guy I spoke to wasn't

sure...I'd

> rather be sure before trucking over there...anyone?

>

> Gracias!

[Guest guest]

Some people have successfully photo'd the X-ray on it's lighted

background, using a digital camera.

> I think how to do this was mentioned before...can anyone tell me

how

> xrays are put into digital docs for email?

>

> The sooner the better - I'd like to do it today (Sun) if at all

> possible. I called Kinko's and the guy I spoke to wasn't

sure...I'd

> rather be sure before trucking over there...anyone?

>

> Gracias!