Danny McG
Lid closed, monkey dead.
Like most families we've got half a cupboard of old photo albums.
I made a start last year of scanning some but I found it a very slow process, I was using an oldish Canon printer that incorporated a scanner. This was clunky and took about four minutes a photo.
I then got a used scanner but it gave very grainy results.
I've concluded it may be a lot more efficient to buy a new scanner, I've had a look at some online but get overwhelmed by the tech speak.
All I want is something that does decent scans of photos in a reasonable time, I don't need loads of fancy editing software that wouldn't get used.
Is there anyone with knowledge of such things who can point me in the right direction?
Cheers
I made a start last year of scanning some but I found it a very slow process, I was using an oldish Canon printer that incorporated a scanner. This was clunky and took about four minutes a photo.
I then got a used scanner but it gave very grainy results.
I've concluded it may be a lot more efficient to buy a new scanner, I've had a look at some online but get overwhelmed by the tech speak.
All I want is something that does decent scans of photos in a reasonable time, I don't need loads of fancy editing software that wouldn't get used.
Is there anyone with knowledge of such things who can point me in the right direction?
Cheers
