Welcome to 35mm Slide Scanner Help! We know you landed here because you probably cleaned out your attic last month (or have a family member who did). Now you don’t know what to do with those old slides, which are fading as fast as the memories that created them. It is time reintroduce them to the world, and the first step, as you must have already guessed, is to turn those slides to digital before they are damaged any further! From that point, there are endless options…
Well, did you know that there is more than one way to convert slides? There are several options to choose from, and if you can believe it, some don’t even include the use of a slides scanner. A few factors weigh in when deciding what to do:
money (for those lucky ones, this is irrelevant)
time (some of us SAHM’s still think we have it)
scan resolution (bigger is not always better)
We will teach you what you need to know to get your project going! Frequent blog posts will contain the info about slide scanning techniques, but we also will have a 35mm slide scanner forum, where you can post questions and suggestions that apply to you now! We’d like to help as much as possible to save you time and money, and still get your slide scanning project accomplished!
It can be really fun once you have your slides to digital. We’ll keep you up-to-date with picture ideas and photo projects that you can use to present these almost-forgotten memories. Won’t your family be suprised when you start “movie night” and the TV pops up with old photos from the sixties? That reminiscent experience will be a memory in itself!
Let us know if you have any suggestions or comments as we get going. After having our third son, we had to end our seven-year multimedia services business, but we want to share the knowledge we’ve gained from all the trial and error, so you don’t have to waste your time. Suscribe to our RSS, so you can keep your 35mm slide scanner research current, and we’ll see you around!
Lisa and Jason
Visual Memoirs
www.35mmslidescannerhelp.com
scanninghelp@gmail.com
P.S. If all this seems like too much, just send your slides out to ScanCafe. 
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