Scanner

[weaselwatchr]

Anyone have a good little scanner to scan photos to digi? I am looking for something smaller and I have tons of printed photos before my digi that deserve layouts. Thanks in advance

 

[Kimberly27]

Not a scanner but Persnickety prints did an article on using your phone to scan photos
https://www.persnicketyprints.com/how-to-scan-prints-with-your-phone/

 

[StacyLynn]

I down loaded an app called photo scan. Its okay. Its easy to use, and it will work for now (I'm using it to scan my in laws wedding pics from 50 years ago so I can create a little scrap book for them) It has you take a pic, then you move the camera to 4 dots they add to reduce the glare. Then it merges the 5 photos to one. It's not perfect.
Eventually I want to buy this scanner....

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LZJH63...olid=3OP8BP8FHVET8&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

[Tree City]

I have the Epson Perfection V39. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SSXQ7Q...abc_6Y3SBN6CECN5MTANXX65?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I really like it. Easy to set up and use. Lots of options (at least I think it's a lot of options for an inexpensive scanner).

 

[SunnyLeslie]

Epson is, in my opinion, the best manufacturer of scanners and printers. There is at least one company that makes not disposable office equipment, but normal devices that serve for years.

 

[lorigaud]

Thanks for asking this question Danica! One of my goals this year is to scan the mountains of photos that desperately need organizing, in hopes of actually creating some chronological books for my boys (ages 24, 21 and 19 lol). Thanks for the suggestions, ladies!