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the following is intended for those over the age of 20 or those old enough to have shoeboxes full of photos that came from film for those who don't know what film is it was sort of like snapchat but not really my grandma was beautiful my mom was young I was naked these photos are so great but if I don't rescue them soon they'll just fade away it's time to digitize it's crazy how many of our most important memories live only in an album or box where they can easily be lost or damaged even crazier how much easier it is nowadays to fix that new smartphone apps and really fast scanners take our old photos into the future option one is the cheapest but also the most tedious all you need is a smartphone and an app Google's new free photo scan app for iOS and Android is one of the simplest to use clean off a well-lit surface place down the photo and point the camera at it the app prompts you to capture different angles of the photo so we can remove glare crop out the surface background and improve the quality the big downside you can't enter the date the photo was taken photo mine for ios and android is similar but does let you once you input the date the photo was taken photo managers and other apps won't think 1975 photo was taken in 2016 but good luck snapping hundreds of photos one at a time which brings me to option two Epsons $550 photo fast scanner it's way speedier and way more expensive plug the printer into your Windows PC or Mac put a stack of photos in the feeder and it's ready to scan one photo a second before you start the software asks you what year or date the batch was taken and if you won epson software will automatically save a copy of the photo that's been enhanced and color corrected it looks pretty good though apparently it doesn't have an anti awkward correction the biggest problem is that the scanner can get jammed can somebody help Aunt Laura stuck in the scanner again the last option is to completely outsource the job to a male in photo scanning service like scan my photos get your photos together organize them with some post-its then put them in the scan my photos prepaid box and send them in the mail the company will scan them and send you the digital copies on a DVD of course you will need to find a DVD player ah yes pay an extra twenty dollars and they'll upload them for you to download the prepaid box service starts at one hundred and forty five dollars and includes scans for as many photos as you can fit in the box around eighteen hundred that's about eight cents of scan I like the Epson option the best of course five hundred fifty dollars is...