Scanning old photos

[Parliament 14,249]

I'm finally getting around to getting 15 years of photos ready.  What can I expect a scanning service to charge?

And I'll hurry up.  I have lots pics of your mom to post in NSAA.

[Kennythetiger 9,376]

$3.50

per picture

[Jkwellborn 6,695]

There was a pretty decent thread on the other site before it went to shit.

[Grippe 310]

https://www.amazon.com/Epson-Perfection-Negative-Document-Scanner/dp/B002OEBMRU

You'll thank me in a few months, suriously.

[Parliament 14,249]

How fast is that?  I have many hundreds of photos.

[luke duke 6,412]

https://www.amazon.com/Epson-Perfection-Negative-Document-Scanner/dp/B002OEBMRU
You'll thank me in a few months, suriously.

I bought that one for my father late last year. He’s really enjoyed digitizing his old slides and pictures.

[Grippe 310]

6 hours ago, Parliament said:

How fast is that?  I have many hundreds of photos.

As a scanner?  Very fast.  You'll have to commit the time to go through and sort then scan your photographs/negatives/etc. but compared to paying thousands of dollars for having a shop do it for you the minimal cost/significant time invested is more than worth it.

[gaspar 102]

I used these guys to scan close to 3,000 photos...https://www.scantodigital.com/photos

i liked that all the work was done in the US (South Carolina) and they also retouched the photos after scanning to increase the image quality...well worth the price, instead of me spending hours scanning photos. 

Edited March 31, 2019 by gaspar