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Last year I found some home movies from the 1990s that I sent to LegacyBox to be digitized.
Not cheap, and surprisingly slow, i.e. 2-3 months to get them back. But, when I did get the thumb drive back (along with the original tapes) they had done a really good job. I would use them again
Looks like they also do photographs:
legacybox.com - Photo scanning serviceThe current "sale" has photo scanning at $160 for 250 photos (plus tacking on things like package tracking for another fifteen bucks or so). Like I said, not cheap and in fact bordering on avaricious.
(Note that LegacyBox
always seems to be having one sale or another, hence the quotation marks. The current one is a "Valentine's Day Sale")
I've also scanned old family photos, especially B&W, on the home HP laser printer. They've turned out well, but I wouldn't want to try to do more than a few at a time
HTH
-- sutton
