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[The Fuzz]

I finally figured out my scanner, well, my youngest daughter gave me step by step instructions.  Yup, me and technology resist each other once again.

Very laborious and I'm still thinking I will get them scanned then photo edit them for the final loading of the frames.

But OMG.....the pics I have found are unbelievable.  Having a ball!

I had forgotten just how much of a long-haired hippie I really was.   

[MM1]

So glad you're on your way Fuzz.  It's one of those projects that you'll find yourself lost in for hours.  (But it sounds like you've already figured that part out)     

[The Fuzz]

Lots of great memories......no doubt.

[MM1]

The only thing better than gathering all those memories up again is looking at the faces when they open their gifts Christmas morning. 

I have a different kind of photo project I'm doing myself.  I went on a shoot today and didn't realize I had taken +200 shots.  The world melts away when I'm looking through my lens and with 1 card in the camera and 3 spares in my camera bag (each able to hold 1500 pics) there's no reason to limit the shots I take.   Now I have to review and edit the cream of the crop and decide which ones I'll be using.  LOTS of details to look over.  But SO fun! 

[The Fuzz]

I have heard of women who melt away in front of a camera too.   

I'm noticing that there are not many pictures of me around (the few that there are are dandies though), guess I was always the dude taking the pictures.

[ybnrmal]

I've been working on this, also. My parents had tons of slides that I'm trying to figure out. Interesting side story. In trying to identify pictures of Alaska on Facebook I actually found my biological family. (I was adopted) It was quite a thing. But, anyway, does your scanner fix the pictures, also?

[The Fuzz]

Mine doesn't.  I have scanned some in and then opened them up under a photo editor. 

Mine has limited editing, but I understand there are some photo editors out there that does better jobs on restoration than mine does.

[ybnrmal]

My scanner does it automatically. It's pretty neat.
Here's a link to a photo on Snapfish. I see they charge 35 cents each to scan photos so you're saving a lot of money! lol I had thought about offering this service but my price was going to be waaaay lower than that! lol The slides are the most impressive.

[ybnrmal]

duhhhhh----here's the link lololol
http://www2.snapfish.com/snapfish/thumbnailshare/AlbumID=4059559020/a=3844422020_3844422020/otsc=SHR/otsi=SALBlink/COBRAND_NAME=snapfish/