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]]> By: jicirilla http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-37553 jicirilla Tue, 21 Apr 2009 20:44:05 +0000 http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/#comment-37553 I have had a 4000 dpi polaroid film scanner (53 MB Tiff files) and a Minolta 5000 dpi (5 MB jpg files). The polaroid croaked and they wanted more to look at it than a new Minolta cost so... All in all I must admit I got better scans from the Polaroid than the Minolta. I also got/get better files from the film scanner than the digital cameras I have. Unfortunately, film processors that don't leave enough crap on the film to grow vegetables in have gotten really scarce. I am patiently waiting for the 30+ MP Leica to come out in RF format so I can use my lenses. Get one of the HP flatbed photo scanners. The film/neg scanners are too tedious and they don't do paper photo's. I have had a 4000 dpi polaroid film scanner (53 MB Tiff files) and a Minolta 5000 dpi (5 MB jpg files). The polaroid croaked and they wanted more to look at it than a new Minolta cost so… All in all I must admit I got better scans from the Polaroid than the Minolta. I also got/get better files from the film scanner than the digital cameras I have. Unfortunately, film processors that don't leave enough crap on the film to grow vegetables in have gotten really scarce. I am patiently waiting for the 30+ MP Leica to come out in RF format so I can use my lenses. Get one of the HP flatbed photo scanners. The film/neg scanners are too tedious and they don't do paper photo's.

]]> By: Atane http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-33824 Atane Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:57:21 +0000 http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/#comment-33824 John, it should work fine with Vista. John, it should work fine with Vista.

]]> By: John Howard http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-33807 John Howard Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:08:47 +0000 http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/#comment-33807 Does anyone know if the all HP Software that comes with this scanner work with Windows Vista? The HP website mentions Vista compatibility, but I wonder if it would be like my HP PSC2210v all in one scanner. It works with Vista, but to a very limited degree. One of my favorite features, scanning an article to a PDF file does not work. In fact the entire HP Director software will not run in Vista. <br>Thanks,<br>Jon Does anyone know if the all HP Software that comes with this scanner work with Windows Vista? The HP website mentions Vista compatibility, but I wonder if it would be like my HP PSC2210v all in one scanner. It works with Vista, but to a very limited degree. One of my favorite features, scanning an article to a PDF file does not work. In fact the entire HP Director software will not run in Vista.
Thanks,
Jon

]]> By: Vitit Kantabutra http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-27340 Vitit Kantabutra Sun, 01 Jun 2008 18:31:38 +0000 http://blog.jr.com/archive-your-old-photos-with-a-scanner/#comment-27340 To my surprise, today's (or even last year's) $150 flatbed scanners work much better than dedicated, $550 film scanners from the turn of the millennium, in terms of scan quality (color and sharpness). However, the scans are still slow. In my estimation, the quality bottleneck now is in the slides themselves. Also, J&R advertised that you just need "a couple of afternoon" to scan all your old photos. Not true at all! It takes half an hour easily to just work with each photo. To my surprise, today’s (or even last year’s) $150 flatbed scanners work much better than dedicated, $550 film scanners from the turn of the millennium, in terms of scan quality (color and sharpness). However, the scans are still slow.

In my estimation, the quality bottleneck now is in the slides themselves.

Also, J&R advertised that you just need “a couple of afternoon” to scan all your old photos. Not true at all! It takes half an hour easily to just work with each photo.

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