That's how things are usually, but still, be grateful that you have these photos on digital support and not paper or film. Now you can work with them.
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That's how things are usually, but still, be grateful that you have these photos on digital support and not paper or film. Now you can work with them.
That is so true! I have boxes full of old film photos that I keep saying I I am going to scan in, but somehow it never happens.
I had a scan once and scanned all I have on film. These are deteriorating day by day.
I have scanned many of them, but it takes so long to do. I scanned a bunch of my grandparents old black and white photos that were important to me. But there is still many more in the suitcase that I have full of their old photos. And then I have all of my mom and dads. And boxes of photos from when my kids were little. I just need to do a few at a time and I'll have a few more done right?
You should scan the rest as well! Ask your daughter and grandkids to help. Photos on paper are fading day by day. And the film is not any different either.