Batch Scanning Slides with the PowerSlideX Slide Scanner
The Pacific Image PowerSlideX is designed to automatically scan batches of up to 50 slides at once. After using it, here's my take.
Digitizing
Scanning Old Negatives: My Experience with the Wolverine F2D Titan
Finding a practical way to digitize boxes of old slides and film negatives without spending a fortune at a lab can be a challenge. I recently put the entry-level Wolverine F2D Titan film scanner to the test to see how it handles a real-world archiving project. Here is a hands-on look at the standalone workflow, the hardware's quirks, and a gallery of completely unedited sample scans.
Scanning Old Negatives: My Experience with the KODAK Mini Film Scanner
Sending a shoebox full of old family negatives to a lab can get expensive fast, and pro-level desktop scanners are often overkill. The Kodak Mini Digital Film Scanner offers a cheap, dead-simple alternative. I ran a batch of vintage slides and film through one to see how it actually performs in practice. Here is a hands-on look at the workflow, the hardware quirks I ran into, and a gallery of completely unedited scans.
How to Scan Oversize Images with a Flatbed Scanner
Need to scan something that's larger than your scanner's window? Here's how to do it with any flatbed scanner and panorama stitching software.
