Paper and ink fade, and while we highly suggest you print at least some of your digital photos, it’s just as important to scan and preserve your old prints, slides, and negatives. Whether you’ve got a ...

The best photo scanners provide reliable results for the desired purpose, whether that’s quickly digitizing boxes of 4-by-6 inch prints, scanning old film or negatives or scanning snapshots to share ...

“Epson's latest Perfection scanners are built to perform, delivering versatile, high-quality solutions whether scanning to create eye-catching scrapbook pages or to simply digitize and store your most ...

Photo scanners are an ideal purchase if you want to scan and store photos — ensuring that old photos, slides and even film negatives are protected in the long term. Physical objects can degrade over ...

The scanner also includes multilingual support, covering English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese for added convenience. Cables & Extras Included: This negative scanner requires power ...

With the advent of smartphones and laptops that are getting thinner and thinner for portability, many businesses are now mobile. However, there’s one item that you can’t take with you on the go, and ...

Photos are a gateway to special moments in time. They capture memories in their purest form, making for a great way to revisit them later on. However, technology has advanced to the point where photos ...

Consumer Reports' tested four portable photo scanners costing from $80 to $100. You just pass a photo through the scanner. The image can be saved onto a memory card, or you can connect the scanner to ...

Epson’s Easy Photo Fix technology allows users to restore color from old/faded prints, remove dust from scanned film or slides, and reduce grain. Four customizable buttons allow for one-touch scanning ...

One step up in size from the Kodak P460 Personal Photo Scanner ($99.99, 4 stars) that I reviewed a few months ago, the Kodak P570 Personal Photo Scanner ($99.99 direct), is aimed at the same ...

This holiday season, there’s a good chance you’ll wind up going through dusty old printed photos with friends and family—photos you can’t see anywhere on the web. That’s because these old photos are ...