If you have old print photos, here is some info you might find helpful 😃 I own 2 photo scanners that have photo feeders: the Plustek Photo Scanner and the Epson FastFoto. Both scanners let you get a digital copy of a photo quickly. They are both easier than a flatbed scanner bc you don’t have to open the cover and place a photo down one at a time. So either do make the job faster and easier. However there are two HUGE differences:

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11 小時內	Mark Timmins maker.mark5	I can’t see paying for a scanner that can color-correct, because I would never trust it to do it right, and would always want to do it myself anyway. 8x faster sounds great but unless you’re scanning hundreds or thousands of photos, is it really worth the ~2x up-charge? What’s the break-even point for how many photos I would have to pay someone else to scan to justify having bought my own scanner?