On Sun, 2021-07-04 at 08:53 -0700, Galen Seitz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm interested in hearing people's experiences scanning their
> photos.
> We have a large collection of old prints of various sizes, both B&W
> and
> color that we would like to digitize. I checked the mailing list
> archives and
I use an Epson Perfection V500 Photo scanner. (purchased for $15 via
_)
Scanner software is VueScan, pay once and you get updates forever.
Most of my use was for 2.25x3.375" negatives made by my grandfather with
a brownie camera - which I have on our mantle.
As many have mentioned the
I had an Epson V- something. (Maybe 600, but the pictures don't look quite
right.)
This was probably 2007-8 or so. It did transparencies as well as
photographs. It did a good-enough job for my needs. It would work with
Linux, but the automatic color adjustments and AI-dust removal were
Windows-onl
On Sun, 4 Jul 2021, Galen Seitz wrote:
I'm interested in hearing people's experiences scanning their photos. We
have a large collection of old prints of various sizes, both B&W and color
that we would like to digitize. I checked the mailing list archives and
was surprised that I couldn't find an
When my father died in 2008, I bought a $500 Epson flatbed scanner and
scanned a pile of photographs to prepare for the memorial service. It
took a long time and was tedious, but I got some good results. The
black and white prints scanned at pretty high quality, good enough
that I could make out bu
Hi,
I'm interested in hearing people's experiences scanning their photos.
We have a large collection of old prints of various sizes, both B&W and
color that we would like to digitize. I checked the mailing list
archives and was surprised that I couldn't find any previous discussion
of this.
