09-11-2023
09:37 PM
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09-12-2023
08:49 AM
by
Danny
09-12-2023 09:35 AM - edited 09-12-2023 09:37 AM
Greetings,
I do not believe Canon makes scanners specifically designed to scan negatives and film any longer. They have a good selection of photo and document scanners. I have used a flatbed scanner in a pinch for a few slides. Lide 400. Its somewhat of a manual process and probably not the best solution if you have many slides or negatives.
You can try amazon. They have film and negative scanners that can make quick work of digitizing your memories. Plustek is one of the more popular brands.
~Rick
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