Scanning old photos

[Eli]

Seems you found that trigger already.
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Us guys got it easy...our finder tool is called greenbacks, gauranteed to work...lol:

Guaranteed...FML 😉


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[djunkie]

Seems you found that trigger already.
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Us guys got it easy...our finder tool is called greenbacks, gauranteed to work...lol:

Well I'm broke so count me out. Lol

[Ziggy]

Well I'm broke so count me out. Lol

Ah, you flashed your greenbacks a while back already, you're set:

[djunkie]

Ah, you flashed your greenbacks a while back already, you're set:

We're talking about money right? 😳☺️☺️

[28eliminator]

Subscribed, I do too.
I think the PIA is editing them. Might be money better spent paying a service to handle it.


CH3NO2

I don't feel that rich 😕, sounds expensive. I don't mind taking the time to do it, a little here and there.. How bad could it be 😳

Actually the scaner on an HP inkjet printer works pretty good....you just need to make sure you do them at the maximum resolution available 600 or 1200 DPI

I have a ton of slides to do as well. I had a nice HP photo scanner I bought about 13 or 14 years ago, and it worked ok, but finally gave up.

I bought a Canoscan about 5 years ago. It scans prints, negatives or slides. I would guess I've put about 200,000 miles on it since purchasing and it's still working fine. It's way better than your typical $80 HP desk top scanner.

http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/ca...-image-scanner

My wife is 14 years younger than me. This pic is a year before we got married in 2002.

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This looks like a nice unit (the scanner&#128522. As long as it will do slides, as well as pictures, it would work. Thanks.


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