Michelle,
If you don't have a huge pile of photos, Kinko's has a self serve
scanner that does a pretty good job and is pretty affordable. It will
output your photos to a blank CD you can supply.
Thanks
Jeff
From: nuga-bounce@lib.uaa.alaska.edu
[mailto:nuga-bounce@lib.uaa.alaska.edu] On Behalf Of Michelle Myers
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 10:05 AM
Cc: NUGA
Subject: [NUGA] photo scanning
Hi
I am looking at scanning some old photos. And am wondering if anyone
has a really good photo scanner they wouldn't mind renting for a week or
so? or maybe some suggestions as to an affordable item.
I did read this and it mentions that most printed photos are at 200dpi,
is this correct?
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/HPS20/S20A.HTM
So I thought maybe I should ask here if someone else knows a lot more
then I do.
Thanks
Michelle
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