I've got a Nikon Coolscan that my dad used during the transition from film to digital. They do a good job, pretty spendy though. You should be able to do basic stuff like you're asking in jpg format, but if you've got the space and a decent scanner, I would keep a copy in raw format as well - gives you more flexibility later.
-Jason On Fri, Nov 27, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Nate Burke <[email protected]> wrote: > I was out at the 'rents today, and they pulled out a bunch of their 35mm > slides. Some of them are great family pictures, and historical to the area > where they live. I'd love to be able to scan them so they're more easily > viewable. Looking for recommendations for a good and easy to use Slide > scanner that hopefully won't break the bank. Also, is there a file format > which is better to use to be able to add notes to the picture. Like Date > it was taken, and who is in the photo? >
