Scientific American has an article authored by David Pogue on how to digitize your photos, slides and more. Excerpt:
“Photo prints. You can scan your old photos yourself using a flatbed scanner (under $100). Or you can send your photos away to a company like ScanMyPhotos.com, which charges [$184] to scan as many photo prints as you can cram into its prepaid shipping box (around 2,000 photos). Your original photos are shipped back to you along with a DVD containing JPEG images of the scans.”
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USPS Priority Mail: I would like you to return my entire order via USPS Priority Service and charge my credit card accordingly for shipping and handling. (minimum $19.95 based on size of order, weight and destination. Typically the least expensive way to ship back.)
Split Delivery: Split return delivery. For the quickest return of my scanned images, please FedEx Standard Overnight just the scanned digital discs for $37.50 and return my negatives separately via USPS Priority Mail service with an additional, complimentary duplicate disc. (Minimum USPS Priority mail S&H is $19.95 based on size of order, weight and destination, plus the additional $37.50 FedEx charge).
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