How did the end product turn out. I used scancafe about 8 months ago but only thought the results were so so on some and good on others. I had a lot of medium format negatives to scan and those were the ones that were so so.
Matt Bills
· 1 year ago
Wow Rachel, I'm surprised you used Fotobridge; there's a local service called Acentra that goes to your house and scans all of them there. They get done in @2hrs and can do a couple thousand at a time. They've done all of ours as well as our documents (turning them into searchable PDFs). Def cool. check them out...
WasatchGirl
· 1 year ago
Don, Leffers actually asked me the same question, which means I should probably do a follow up post. =) Right now I am organizing them and will post up when I get done. Thanks for the comment. Rachel
WasatchGirl
· 1 year ago
Matt, I believe I heard of Acentra awhile ago (the concept sounds real familar) at a Speedpitching event, but had forgotten about them. They must not have very good SEO because I actively researched for about a week and never came across their name. Now that I look at their site, it looks like a Salt Lake office is still in the works plus I can't even get the details I am looking for on their website.
I must admit I was super impressed with Fotobridge and would recommend them to anyone. Their website was very easy to use, customer service extremely responsive and so far I am impressed with the quality. Thank you for the comment. Rachel
Billy
· 1 year ago
Rachel,
I too am curious how the results turned out. I have about 5000 photos I want scanned (all prints).
Don, So the photo prints you had scanned turned out good?
I look forward to a follow-up post.
-Billy
Tam Hastie
· 1 year ago
Sorry we missed each other at OR -would have enjoyed meeting you :)- Matt and I escaped the busy show after set up and went climbing- yes!....maybe we can meet up sometime sooner than later- climbing hopefully! so..... What did you think of the new link cams????
Allan
· 1 year ago
Ah...isn't Matt Bills the Acentra guy? A little fishy marketing going on here?
Anyway - I've used PhotoMax and they do a superb job. We sent in our grandfather's very old, very delicate photos, and everything turned out great.
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How did the end product turn out. I used scancafe about 8 months ago but only thought the results were so so on some and good on others. I had a lot of medium format negatives to scan and those were the ones that were so so.
I'm surprised you used Fotobridge; there's a local service called Acentra that goes to your house and scans all of them there. They get done in @2hrs and can do a couple thousand at a time. They've done all of ours as well as our documents (turning them into searchable PDFs). Def cool. check them out...
Leffers actually asked me the same question, which means I should probably do a follow up post. =) Right now I am organizing them and will post up when I get done.
Thanks for the comment.
Rachel
I believe I heard of Acentra awhile ago (the concept sounds real familar) at a Speedpitching event, but had forgotten about them. They must not have very good SEO because I actively researched for about a week and never came across their name. Now that I look at their site, it looks like a Salt Lake office is still in the works plus I can't even get the details I am looking for on their website.
I must admit I was super impressed with Fotobridge and would recommend them to anyone. Their website was very easy to use, customer service extremely responsive and so far I am impressed with the quality.
Thank you for the comment.
Rachel
I too am curious how the results turned out. I have about 5000 photos I want scanned (all prints).
Don,
So the photo prints you had scanned turned out good?
I look forward to a follow-up post.
-Billy
What did you think of the new link cams????
Anyway - I've used PhotoMax and they do a superb job. We sent in our grandfather's very old, very delicate photos, and everything turned out great.