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By far one of the most common questions we get is, “What do I do with all my old photos?” Frankly, we’ve all got shoeboxes full of them too, so we went off in search of solutions that work whether you’ve got a small pile or a mountain to scan.
yeah, just 15 of your best and chuck the rest???II no thanks BIMBO,
72 dpi sounds like the worst decision i have ever heard
Happy girl, great presentation and info. Thanks!
Those apples are massive!
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I have school yearbooks. Can I transfer it to digital to keep it safe?
Try this new app fro Google, PhotoScan. Available Android and iOS. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.photos.scanner
Great tips. I have started the process of transferring our old VHS's to DVD. Pictures are next. Blessings to you from Texas.
Haha. Nice commercial.
Thanks for the great job and I like that.
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NEVER use an external hard drive for permanent storage, EVER! Reason is because hard drives fail and its not a matter of "if" but "when". Backing them up to a large USB stick that uses MLC memory or better bluray burnable media is cheap now. Optical is the best because its cheap and last forever. If a optical drive fails its not a big deal just buy another and pop in the bluray and your good to go, if a hard drive fails well your pictures are gone as well. Online services can be great but the issue is that your tied to a storage fee to store them and if you don't pay they get deleted, so too much effort and don't like my photos held for ransom (monthly fee).
With computers so much faster now, and storage so much more affordable, scanning normal photos 5×7 or lower still makes sense at 600dpi minimum, and maybe more, because you can always save final edits as printable jpegs, but if years from now you decide you really wanted a larger print and realize your scan doesn't give enough resolution to enlarge, you will have to start all over, hope you still have a working scanner, which may not be supported by later versions of software (can you spell Silverfast and Windows, eh?). Saving a few seconds per scan now may be false economy later, and don't even get me started on the vanishing slide scanners of quality….
Girl, you are GORGEOUS! It's so refreshing (and rare) to see a pretty girl on YouTube who isn't acting like a total ho. And thanks for the helpful info. I've used Epson scanners for years. They are by far the best consumer-level scanners I've tried. That's probably in large part due to the great scanning software that comes with them. That scanning service is a good idea, too.. if they scanned higher than 300dpi. Stay pretty. Bye.
Hi!!!! Love love love your clips, I have a question…… What about videos? do you recomend any bussiness that move videos from small tapes (HV, VHS,) I had tree diferent video recorders and lots of movies that I can,t whatch in tv is any way to make them digital as well? thank you.
to much around and about and not enough getting to the point .( TIRING )
Background music is WAY TOO LOUD and Annoying!!!
LET'S HANG OUT ON FACEBOOK AND WEAR SNUGGIES!
v helpful ta!
Great video. Thanks.
What do you think about Google+ for backing your photos up?
I use HP Scanjet G2710. It has negative scanner and a flatbed scanner. It has good restoration features. For example, I had some photos which were absolutely faded and after scanning, the colors were restored!
Thanks keep up the good work