Sandy:
I purchased a Cannon scanner 8800F about a year ago, and like Dan,
have been converting all sorts of slides and old photo negatives to
digital. What you need to do is decide what size negatives and photos
you would like to scan, and make certain that the scanner you buy can
handle
thanks for your helpI am going to wait, I think, until after
Christmas. I have zillions of slides, and don't want to start on
such a mammoth job until I have time to at least get into it.I
read all the Amazon comments on the Canon 8800F, and it sounds pretty
good, except for the
How do I import albums from Shutterfly to iPhoto?
They are pretty high resolution, and I don't
want to lose that. Many will be printed out.
I can import to iPhoto, but don't see where to
export from Shutterfly. Can I just drag and drop?
Suzanne
Nelson Helm the Blessed has scanned our
Sandy:
Unless you have Mac that is a lot faster than my G5, you will not have
to worry about only being able of scan four 35mm slides at a time.
Putting the device on and taking it off the scanner is not what takes
up the time; after everythinig is all set up, and ready to go, it
takes a
Sandy:
Oh, I forgot to mention on thing. If you want to cut down on the
quality of the didital picture, you can speed up the time of scanning
somewhat, but most people want all the quality they can get.
Neal
On Nov 428, 1120092007, at 9:44 AM, Sandra Schreiber wrote:
thanks for your
You can ask, but mainly he works for love.
Suzanne (Helm) Blake
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