I'm looking for the best way to get good quality scans of old photos and then store them permanently in archival albums or envelopes. [more inside]
posted on Feb 25, 2008 - 6 answers 
I'm intending to self-publish a short run book of photography - I need advice on image preparation (from original neg and tranny) for what will most likely be an offset printing process. [more inside]
posted on Jan 5, 2008 - 11 answers
Recommendations for shops in Manhattan that can scan a large quantity of polaroids. [more inside]
posted on Dec 26, 2007 - 10 answers
I need a cheap way of developing and printing black and white film, but I have neither the space nor the inclination to build a darkroom. [more inside]
posted on Apr 22, 2007 - 11 answers
We have several hundred old family photographs in various sizes, shapes, and conditions that we would like to have scanned. We're looking for advice from anyone who has had personal experience with specific companies. [more inside]
posted on May 3, 2006 - 11 answers
Scanning Medium Format :
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posted on Jan 15, 2006 - 8 answers
I have negatives from ten rolls of 35mm color film (about 240 pictures total) that I'd like to get scanned. Has anyone had any experience with companies that do this sort of scanning? Any to recommend or avoid? [more inside]
posted on Jan 5, 2006 - 6 answers
Family Photo Project - I'm working on a "How to" for a project to turn my family's entire photo history into a easily searchable, sortable, and archived digital collection. I would like some insight on my plan. [more inside]
posted on Aug 23, 2005 - 8 answers
What is the best way to get high resolution digital images when developing film? [more inside]
posted on Aug 22, 2005 - 7 answers
I have a Canon CanoScan 9950F
and I'm attempting to use it to scan 126-format negatives.
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posted on Aug 13, 2005 - 3 answers
I'm a long-time shutterbug. For the past five years, I have used a digital camera, but before that, it was all 35 millimeter. I have a backlog of thousands of photographs I'd like to scan. I'd like to find a scanner that has an automatic feeder so I can batch-scan lots of pictures at once. My photos are mostly the standard 4x6 size you get at the local photo store. For the record, I am more focused on really cataloguing my life, so I have a large quantity of photographs rather than lots of super high quality art shots. Sure, I want a quality scanner, but I don't need top of the line. I'm more interested in a really top rate feeder mechanism. Tell me what you know!
posted on Apr 19, 2005 - 14 answers
I have inherited approx. 100 very old family photo negatives, many of highly nonstandard sizes, some non-square (seem to be hand-cut with scissors, perhaps), etc. I started scanning a few and fell in love with them not only as heirlooms but as Americana--they're dynamite. But I'm getting lost when I try to figure out how to get the lot safely & archivally hi-res scanned. [MI] [more inside]
posted on Mar 21, 2005 - 12 answers
I have a boatload of 35mm and ASP photos that I'd like to digitize. The options I've found are either expensive or insanely tedious... [M.I.]
posted on Jan 14, 2005 - 13 answers
Film scanning! I have a fair number of negatives (easily a few thousand) which I need to scan (every day they call to me telling me that they are decaying and need to be recorded digitally). (the more it is inside)
posted on Sep 27, 2004 - 15 answers
